Regulating Social Media Through Lawful Interception: A Necessity for Countering Cyber Armageddon?

Posted April 30, 2011 | |

THE EVOLUTION OF LAWFUL INTERCEPTION

Lawful interception (LI) is defined as obtaining telecommunications data for the purposes of analysis or evidence. The obtained data consists of signaling information, network management information, and the content of the communications themselves. The data is, generally, obtained through the interception of calls and data by law enforcement agencies (LEAs), regulatory or administrative agencies, and/or intelligence services, in accordance with local law.

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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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Regulating Social Media Through Lawful Interception: A Necessity for Countering Cyber Armageddon?

THE EVOLUTION OF LAWFUL INTERCEPTION

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