Learn how a national-level communications intelligence agency strengthened its ability to detect attribution-evasive foreign influence operations targeting sovereign telecommunications infrastructure through Voice over IP (VoIP) networks. Operating one of the nation’s largest lawful interception ecosystems, the agency continuously monitors millions of signaling events traversing international gateways to identify hostile nation-state activity, clandestine communication channels, and cross-border threats. To modernize intelligence collection, surveillance and operational investigations, the agency deployed Vehere’s Bulk Interception Monitoring Center (BIMC), delivering bulk signal interception, real-time communications intelligence, advanced metadata analytics, and forensic reconstruction for mission-critical threat investigations.
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Conventional bulk interception and telecommunications monitoring platforms relied heavily on caller identity and basic signaling records, providing limited visibility into spoofed communications,
true call origins, and large-scale cross-border VoIP activity. As international traffic volumes grew, investigators struggled to correlate signaling events, validate suspicious communications, and
rapidly attribute coordinated foreign influence operations.​
Continuously analyzed high-volume international SIP signaling and VoIP session data to rapidly correlate suspicious communications, validate hostile activities, and accelerate attribution of coordinated foreign influence and espionage campaigns.​
Connected communications, entities, signaling artifacts, and behavioral patterns to reconstruct end-to-end interactions, enabling investigators to uncover coordinated adversary networks, disrupt impersonation campaigns, and strengthen national security operations.​
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