- course id
- CALEA
- duration
- 2-3 day(s)
- Aimed At
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Law enforcement officers and agents who must understand conventional TDM telephony technologies as well as their emerging packet-based counterparts as they relate to CALEA as well as carrier and service provider personnel responsible for CALEA compliance.
- Prerequisites
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You should have a basic understanding of TDM circuit and IP packet network operations and protocols.
- Course in a Nutshell
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We will begin with the fundamentals needed to understand CALEA implementation in conventional Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) circuit voice networks and the emerging IP-packet based Voice over IP (VoIP) and Unified Communications systems. This will be followed by a comprehensive discussion of the CALEA concepts, issues, requirements, and implementation.
- Customize It!
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Customize this course to your group’s requirements at little-to-no added cost. We can teach this course from the law enforcement perspective or that of carriers and service providers.
This course can be extended to cover conventional and/or packet voice concepts and details in more depth; or shortened, covering CALEA only for audiences who are already knowledgeable in voice systems.
- Learn How To
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- Course Outline
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- History of Lawful Intercept in the US
- Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA)
- CALEA Vocabulary
- Procedural Overview
- Traditional Wiretapping
- VoIP/Unified Communications
- Call Identifying Information
- Call Content
- Responsibilities for Telecom Equipment Manufacturers
- CALEA Compliance
- FBI Regulations
- FCC Regulations
- Law Enforcement Filings
- Electronic Surveillance Standards
- Lawfully Authorized Electronic Surveillance: J-STD-025-2000
- Lawfully Authorized Electronic Surveillance (Trial Use) (Addendum 1): J-STD-025-1-2000
- Lawfully Authorized Electronic Surveillance (Trial Use ) (Addendum 2): J-STD-025-2-2000
- Lawfully Authorized Electronic Surveillance (Trial Use): J-STD-025A-2000
- OAM&P - Extension to Generic Network Model for Interfaces between Service Provider Administrative System (Lawful Authorized Electronic Surveillance) and Network Elements: T1.260-1998
- CALEA Suite of Standards for Traditional Paging, Advanced Messaging and Ancillary Service
- PacketCable™ Electronic Surveillance Specification: PKT-SP-ESP-I01-991229
- IP Cablecom Electronic Surveillance Standard: SCTE 24-13 2001
- Traditional TDM Architectures and Protocols
- Analog and Digital
- Voice Coding
- TDM Voice Signaling
- In Band
- Out of Band
- Call Identification
- End-to-End Call Flow
- Packet Voice Architectures and Protocols
- Digital Voice Coding in VoIP
- VoIP and UC Voice Protocols
- H.323
- Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)
- Proprietary (Cisco Skinny, etc.)
- Real Time Protocol/Real Time Control Protocol
- Numbering and Identification
- Phone Numbers
- IP Addresses
- MAC Addresses
- URIs/URLs
- Detection Avoidance Methods and Countermeasures
- Mass/Bulk Surveillance
- CALEA Technical Details
- Traditional Wire-tapping Techniques
- Trap and Trace
- CALEA Protocol Messages
- The Call Content Channel (CCC)
- Local Digital Switch (LDS) to the Collection Equipment Interface
- ASN.1 Messages and J-STD-025 Call Data Channel (CDC)
- CALEA ASN.1/BER Structure
- Implementation and Testing Procedures
- CALEA implementation
- Requirements and Responsibilities
- Timeframes
- Penalties for Non-compliance
- Compliance Services
- Conclusion
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