The Lawful Interception of Social Media: Security Over Privacy

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The Lawful Interception of Social Media: Security Over Privacy

Posted November 6, 2011 | Leadership | Technology |

Governments utilize lawful interception (LI) as a means of law enforcement. LI consists of obtaining telecommunications data -- both the signaling information and the content of the communications themselves -- in order to identify and circumvent potential threats and crimes and to gather evidence against the perpetrators.

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Esti Peshin

Esti Peshin is the Managing Partner of ENP Solutions Ltd., a strategic management consulting firm that specializes in security and defense companies, focusing on company buildup and corporate development, sales and marketing processes, new business units, and growth fund raising and M&A processes. Ms. Peshin is also a Partner at Destino Ventures LLC, a private equity fund committed to investing in distressed companies and raising their value… Read More

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The Lawful Interception of Social Media: Security Over Privacy

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