CALEA Panel课件.ppt

Exempt/Non-Exempt Tests(as Matt mentioned) Does the organization “support” the connection to the Internet? “Support” is undefined What is meant by Internet is unclear Is it a “private network”? “Private network” is not well-defined 精品文档 What is compliance? Not yet completely defined FCC/DOJ looking to industry and Law Enforcement to work together to develop “safe harbor” standards 精品文档 Recent News Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions (ATIS) Working Document for Lawfully Authorized Electronic Surveillance (LAES)for Internet Access and Services Abstract Personal communications has traditionally been carried via wireline circuits pursuant to an arrangement with a LEC. Recent advances in technology have increased the variety and prevalence of more flexible access arrangements. Internet Access and Services can be obtained by establishing a subscription based arrangement. This standard provides capabilities to lawfully intercept communications of subscription-based Internet Access and Services arrangements. /UPLOAD/PTSC/LAES/PTSC-LAES-2006-084R6.doc 精品文档 Options for Compliance Institution complies using own equipment Intercept capabilities (routers, probes) Format and send to Law Enforcement Agencies (mediation device) Trusted Third Parties (e.g., Apogee, NeuStar, VeriSign, etc.) handle as a service EDUCAUSE CALEA Tech. group gathering information on what is available and/or planned by vendors 精品文档 Recent News Oct. 19thOffice of Management and Budget seeking comments by November 20th on information collection associated with CALEA system security requirements The FCC is expected to announce soon a new filing date for institutions and organizations which need to comply with CALEA – expected to be in late February 精品文档 Suggestions for actions As Matt mentioned, meet with your legal department and come to agreement on exempt/non-exempt status If not exempt, follow-up on compliance requirements and options when available Filing - date TBD Compl