Telecom Subscriber & Network Security Context
بواسطة XenonStack
Unified telecom security context for SIM fraud, SS7 threats, and network anomalies with lineage
Overview
ElixirData (Context OS) enables telecom organizations to unify subscriber, network, and operational security intelligence into a single context graph. It correlates SIM swap fraud signals, SS7 exploitation patterns, and unauthorized provisioning activities across BSS/OSS and network layers, delivering full evidence lineage for every detected threat.
Key Benefits
- Unified visibility across subscriber, network, and operational systems
- Early detection of SIM swap fraud and signaling exploitation
- Correlation of threats across OSS, BSS, and network layers
- Full evidence lineage for audit and forensic analysis
- Reduced time to identify and investigate telecom threats
- Improved security posture across distributed telecom infrastructure
How It Works
ElixirData integrates with subscriber management systems, signaling infrastructure, network telemetry, fraud systems, and BSS/OSS platforms.
The platform builds a dynamic context graph linking subscriber activity, network events, signaling anomalies, and provisioning workflows. It continuously analyzes patterns to detect fraud attempts such as SIM swaps, SS7 exploitation, and unauthorized configuration changes.
Security teams receive correlated insights with full lineage; what happened, where it originated, what systems were involved, and how it propagated; enabling faster and more accurate threat investigation.
Business Impact
- Reduced fraud losses from SIM swap and signaling attacks
- Faster detection of telecom-specific threats
- Improved visibility across complex telecom ecosystems
- Enhanced incident investigation with full evidence context
- Strengthened compliance and audit readiness
- Reduced manual correlation across siloed systems
Ideal For
- Telecom operators managing large subscriber and network ecosystems
- CISOs responsible for telecom security and fraud prevention
- VP Network Security overseeing infrastructure protection
- Security teams handling OSS/BSS and signaling threats
Industries
- Telecommunications
- Network Infrastructure Providers
- Digital Communication Platforms
