Understanding the Internet and Lawful Interception

This one hour webinar addresses what law enforcement and the intelligence community need to understand about the internet and IP intercept.

Agenda:

1. Internet Protocol (IP) Basics: IP Protocol suite, TCP, UDP, Layer 2 protocols and IP addressing
   
   
2. Internet Players: IP Address Managers, ICANN, IANÁ, Network vs. Internet Service Providers and other players law enforcement and the intelligence community need to know.
   
   
3. Internet Service Provider (ISP) Infrastructure: The steps from ISP access to web site access and servers required (RAS, RADIUS, DHCP, etc.)
   
   
4. Voice over IP (VoIP): What's VoIP, Types of VoIP services, gateways, softswitches and SIP.
   
   
5. Peer to Peer (P2P): What's P2P, first generation deployments, Napster vs. today's P2P, BitTorrent, eDonkey and why P2P presents challenges to law enforcement and the intelligence community.
   
   
6. Skype: How Skype works from central login server access to the encrypted peer to peer connection and Skype intercept challenges and how it can be blocked.
   
   
7. Lawful Interception Options: Review of circuit switched vs. IP intercept and network intercept points law enforcement and the intelligence community need to understand.
   
   
8. Deep Packet Inspection (DPI): What's DPI, why its needed for IP intercept, how it works and how it can be used for P2P blocking and cyber security.
   
   
9. IP Multimedia Subsystems (IMS): What's IMS, why its deployment is promoted by telecom operators, architecture basics and what new intercept capabilities are available to law enforcement and the intelligence community.
   
   
10. LEA and IC Challenges: In summary what can be done to address internet intercept deploying ISS infrastructure, what can't be done without new legislation and future challenges law enforcement and the intelligence community faces.
    
    

Presented By:
Dr. Jerry Lucas
President, TeleStrategies