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PulseADT defends telecom operators against SS7 abuse, subscriber data breaches, and core network intrusions - with autonomous containment and NCC/NDPR compliance built in.
Telecom operators face a unique attack surface: the SS7 and Diameter signalling planes that underpin subscriber location tracking, call interception, and SMS diversion attacks. PulseADT monitors signalling traffic for probe-and-exploit patterns, identifies rogue MAP messages, and blocks subscriber surveillance attempts before any data is exposed.
Telecoms hold the most sensitive mass data of any sector: call detail records, location history, billing information, and national identity data for every subscriber. PulseADT monitors all internal access to subscriber databases - detecting bulk exports, credential misuse, and API abuse before data leaves the environment.
Telecom infrastructure - BTS sites, MSCs, HLRs, PGWs, and BSS/OSS platforms - represents a high-value target for nation-state actors seeking to disrupt communications or intercept traffic at scale. PulseADT monitors all infrastructure components for lateral movement, privilege escalation, and configuration tampering.
Nigerian telecoms operate under NCC cybersecurity guidelines, NDPR subscriber data obligations, and international ITU-T X.805 standards. PulseADT maps all requirements continuously, collects evidence automatically, and generates regulatory submission packages in the format each regulator expects.
Telecom security starts at the signalling layer. Most platforms never get there.
See how PulseADT defends your signalling network, subscriber records, and core infrastructure - in a 30-minute live demo.