corporate catalog of modern spying equipment and techniques used on american citizens

8/3/2019 Corporate Catalog of Modern Spying Equipment and Techniques Used on American Citizens

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Covert intelligence through-wall radar


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prism200 is a lightweight, durable and

highly sophisticated through-wall radar.

It is designed to provide police, special

orces and the emergency services with

accurate covert intelligence o the loca-

tion and movement o people in situations

where it would otherwise be impossible to

gain such insight.

Using ultra-wide band radar, prism200

can see through brick, block and con-

crete walls, and doors, and over a range

o up to 20 metres, providing compre-

hensive coverage o internal spaces. It

can be used or the rapid evaluation o

room occupancy or it can be used or

more detailed intelligence gathering.

prism200 is the most advanced portable

through-wall radar system in the world or

three signicant reasons:

Advanced signal processing highlights

moving people and objects in complexenvironments

The user interace is quick to respond,

ast to load and intuitive to use

Its ergonomics allow the operative to

use it one-handed or two-handed

Covert intelligence

prism200 has been designed or dangerous and lie-threatening situations,

where without invasive sensors it presents reliable inormation to the

operative. Using highly sophisticated sotware, the unit can analyse radar

signals and instantly lter out objects that are not moving behind a wall

or door. This means that prism200 can be used in a range o dierent

environments even oces with their angular suraces and metal objects,

which act as a hall o mirrors to standard radar equipment. This level o

analysis means that users do not waste their valuable time in translating

spurious data; they can ocus their attention on what is most important the people inside.

Easy to use

Whether police, special orces or emergency services, the people using

prism200 need to be able to act quickly on the inormation presented.

This means that the user interace is o critical importance and this is why

it has been a ocus o the products development.

Based around just our navigation buttons, the interace is structured in

such a way that the user can quickly switch between views (ront, plan and

prole), as well as view the scenario within a 3D environment, which can

be rotated to look at a room rom various entry points. The display can also

be switched rom day to night mode, which means that prism200 has use

in the widest possible range o real-lie situations.

Laptop Application

This Windows based application provides the capability o remotely

monitoring and recording the intelligence collected by prism200 and

then displaying it on a laptop computers screen. This can be used by both

operators and command sta to enhance the operational fexibility o the

system.

Tactical advantage

Tactical advantage


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prism200 is a lightweight, durable and

highly sophisticated through-wall radar.

It is designed to provide police, special

orces and the emergency services with

accurate covert intelligence o the loca-

tion and movement o people in situations

where it would otherwise be impossible to

gain such insight.

Using ultra-wide band radar, prism200

can see through brick, block and con-

crete walls, and doors, and over a range

o up to 20 metres, providing compre-

hensive coverage o internal spaces. It

can be used or the rapid evaluation o

room occupancy or it can be used or

more detailed intelligence gathering.

prism200 is the most advanced portable

through-wall radar system in the world or

three signicant reasons:

Advanced signal processing highlights

moving people and objects in complexenvironments

The user interace is quick to respond,

ast to load and intuitive to use

Its ergonomics allow the operative to

use it one-handed or two-handed

Covert intelligence

prism200 has been designed or dangerous and lie-threatening situations,

where without invasive sensors it presents reliable inormation to the

operative. Using highly sophisticated sotware, the unit can analyse radar

signals and instantly lter out objects that are not moving behind a wall

or door. This means that prism200 can be used in a range o dierent

environments even oces with their angular suraces and metal objects,

which act as a hall o mirrors to standard radar equipment. This level o

analysis means that users do not waste their valuable time in translating

spurious data; they can ocus their attention on what is most important the people inside.

Easy to use

Whether police, special orces or emergency services, the people using

prism200 need to be able to act quickly on the inormation presented.

This means that the user interace is o critical importance and this is why

it has been a ocus o the products development.

Based around just our navigation buttons, the interace is structured in

such a way that the user can quickly switch between views (ront, plan and

prole), as well as view the scenario within a 3D environment, which can

be rotated to look at a room rom various entry points. The display can also

be switched rom day to night mode, which means that prism200 has use

in the widest possible range o real-lie situations.

Laptop Application

This Windows based application provides the capability o remotely

monitoring and recording the intelligence collected by prism200 and

then displaying it on a laptop computers screen. This can be used by both

operators and command sta to enhance the operational fexibility o the

system.

Tactical advantage

Tactical advantage


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Link Aggs advanced aggregation and regeneration capabilities enable highly efcient

trafc monitoring with minimal cost and complexity

iLink Agg

Industry:

Telecommunications

Objective:

Implement content visibility of

Internet trac

Detect and analyze public opinions

Resolve inaccurate information on

the Internet

Standardize Internet surng by

mobile phone

Build brand image through

high-quality services

Enable comprehensive savings

on monitoring costs

Maximize investment value

Approach:

Use Net Optics Director and iLink Agg to

aggregate link trafc to monitoring ports

Provide high-density port solution, reducing

deployment numbers and saving space

Oer in-line network access for backbone

links, preventing potential impact on

switch performance caused by traditional

port mapping

Reduce overall number of monitoring

devices and lower investment cost usingiLink Aggs aggregation capabilities

Technology Improvements:

Comprehensive visibility across the

network through high-density ltering and

aggregation

High network availability through reduced

power adaptor and power fail protection

Reduced cost of network deployment and

maintenance, lower investment costs

High exibility for future monitoring

deployments with up to 8 SFP

monitoring ports

Project Outcomes:

Full network visibility with improved

monitoring capacity Signicantly reduced costs through

aggregation

Protection of developing mobile networks

and competitive advantage

A Domestic Chinese Operators Major Challenge:

Monitoring a Vast, Complex Network

A major mobile operator in China sought to conduct real-time monitoring and

analysis of trac content from mobile phones. The purpose was to analyze criminal

activity as well as to detect and lter undesirable Internet content.

However, vast operating networks consist of numerous nodes, along with devices

needed for comprehensive monitoring of those nodes. Carrier faced the challenge odeploying and managing these monitoring devices while controlling associated cos

The operator sought a solution that would

solve the problems encountered in addressing

these requirementsoptimizing the eciency

of deployed network monitoring devices and

investment value.

After many rounds of discussion and testing,

the operator selected Net Optics iLink Agg

solution for its superior performance and its

advanced capabilities for detecting mobile

phone trac content on the Internetall at

a reduced cost.

Signicant Issues or Carriers

During the 3G era, the speed of mobile Internet

accelerated. Network operators carried more and

more Internet data, intensifying demands on

operators IT departments. These departments

were challenged to monitor Internet trac,

avoid policy risk and support brand image while

maintaining high network speeds.

The operator in China sought the ability to

analyze criminal activity on the Internet and detect unlawful information based on its ow

denition, semantics and context. To accomplish this, the operator needed to build specimonitoring systems for Internet content on mobile phones. This would allow the operato

to eectively monitor online content on mobile phones to detect and lter undesired

content. The operator would also be able to avoid being legally responsible under the

applicable regulations concerning illegal information appearing on the Internet. This

system keeps the operator informed of real-time trends on the Internet as well, providing

comprehensive and timely view of issues and enabling remedial action as early as possibl

Consequently, the solution plays a signicant role in safeguarding social stability and

building a harmonious society.

Tier-one Mobile Operator in China Deploys Net Optics iLinkAgg

or Full Visibility in Monitoring Mobile Internet Trafc

CASE STUDY - Telco, Mobile Operator

iLink Agg show us its great

convenience and value in

monitoring. It allows us to

access monitoring devices

much more easily and

eliminates the need to add

any points of failure into

the network. Aggregation

capabilities reduce theinput of monitoring devices,

greatly saving on costs

compared to conventional

methods of switch port

monitoring.

IT Operations Manager


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White Paper

The Growing Impact of Social Networking Trends on

Lawful Interception

How Bin Laden Evaded

Lawful Interception

Osama Bin Laden was

able to circumvent the

Internet and yet send an

almost uncountable number

of emailspointing outfrustrations that Lawful

Interception personnel can

encounter when monitoring

suspicious activities and

people. Although his

compound had no phone

or Internet capabilities, Bin

Laden was able to stay

in touch with his far-ung

network of operatives without

leaving digital ngerprints. He

merely typed a message on

his unconnected computer,

saved it to a thumb driveand passed that to a courier

who later plugged it into a

memory drive at an Internet

caf, copied Bin Ladens

message into an email and

sent it. Any responses would

be copied to the ash drive

and transported back to Bin

Laden. Though arduous, the

effectiveness of his strategy

left ofcials amazed that he

could sustain such a breadth

of communication for so long.

Link to article

This paper discusses the intensifying challenges faced by Law Enforcement

Agencies and Service Providers as innovation and speed of adoption open new

vulnerabilities to crime and terrorism. The paper explores new solutions and

resources for these Service Providers in fullling government-mandated Lawful

Interception requirements.

Lawful Interception (LI) is the legal process by which a communicationsnetwork operator or Service Provider (SP) gives authorized ofcials access

to the communications of individuals or organizations. With security threats

mushrooming in new directions, LI is more than ever a priority and major focus

of Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs). Regulations such as the Communications

Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA), mandate that SPs place

their resources at the service of these agencies to support surveillance and

interdiction of individuals or groups.

CALEA makes Lawful Interception a priority mission for Service Providers as

well as LEA; its requirements make unique demands and mandate specic

equipment to carry out its high-stakes activities.

A Fast-Changing Environment Opens New Doors to Terrorism and CrimeIn the past, Lawful Interception was simpler and more straightforward because it

was conned to traditional voice trafc. Even in the earlier days of the Internet, it

was still possible to intercept a targets communication data fairly easily.

Now, as electronic communications take on new forms and broaden to a

potential audience of billions, data volumes are soaring, and the array of service

offerings is growing apace. Lawful Interception Agencies and Service Providers

are racing to thwart terrorists and other criminals who have the technological

expertise and determination to carry out their agendas and evade capture.

This challenge will only intensify with the rising momentum of change in

communication patterns.

Trafc patterns have changed: In the past it was easier to identify peer-to-

peer applications or chat using well-known port numbers. In order to evade LI

systems, the bad guys had to work harder. Nowadays, most applications use

standard HTTP and in most cases SSL to communicate. This puts an extra

burden on LI systems that must identify overall more targets on larger volumes

of data with fewer ltering options.

Social Networking in particular is pushing usage to exponential levels, and

todays lawbreakers have a growing range of sophisticated, encrypted

communication channels to exploit. With the stakes so much higher,

Service Providers need robust, innovative resources that can contend with a

widening eld of threats. This interception technology must be able to collect
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A L W A Y S

White Paper LAWFUL INTERCEPTAND CYBER SECURITYDELIVERING CRITICALINFORMATION WHEN AND

WHERE IT IS NEEDED

Over the last two decades, LI has become a much more complex issue. Now, people worldwide

communicate over the Internet via email or Voice over IP (VoIP). As our communication has gone

from an unencrypted, circuit-based infrastructure to a highly encrypted, high-bandwidth, packet-based

infrastructure, the challenges with accessing incriminating evidence in real time are anything but trivial.

Not only are peoples conversations interspersed with one another across the Internet, but many times

the conversations are encrypted to protect privacy. Furthermore, due to the explosive growth in Internet

traffic, as shown in Table 1, techniques have been developed to maximize bandwidth and prolong the life of

network protocols by manipulating packet encapsulation and addressing information complicating the ability

to isolate a single conversation.

In the traditional sense of LI, there are standards and rules associated with identifying Internet traffic

for the purpose of pursuing a criminal investigation. However, there is another side to LI that is related

to surveillance for intelligence gathering against both traditional and cyber terrorists. After the attacks

of 9/11, the government realized that terrorist organizations were using the Internet to communicate,

relying upon our laws to ensure their communications would not be intercepted or, if they were, it would

likely be too late. To effectively fight the war on terror, our current and past Presidents changed the Foreign

Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) to allow our Intelligence agencies to monitor traffic entering or leaving

our country in real-time for the purpose of identifying terrorist activities including cyber attacks. While it has

been suspected, and in some cases documented, that government intelligence agencies spy on each other,

the 9/11 terrorists attacks forced governments to look at individuals operating on their own, or as part of a

group, but not officially affiliated with any government. Today, any international conversation believed to be

terrorism- or cyber security- related can be legally intercepted without a warrant.

A few decades ago, Lawful Intercept (LI) was a relatively simple concept.

If a person of interest was targeted by a Law Enforcement Agency (LEA),

the LEA could get a warrant to tap the persons phone. Once the

warrant was issued, the LEA could contact the local phone company to

tap the phone line allowing the LEA to listen to the targets conversations

in real-time for the purpose of gathering incriminating evidence.

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ABOUT ONPATH TECHNOLOGIES

ONPATH Technologies is the leading provider of scalable connectivity and monitoring

solutions for high-performance networks. With a history spanning over 25 years,

ONPATH is a spin-out of Brocade Communications physical layer switch business.

ONPATHs Universal Connectivity SystemTM and HorizONTM Software deliver an advanced

platform that automates and secures data center and test infrastructure to help

network managers conserve time, increase utilization, and save money compared to

manual patching or complex mesh switching architectures. Our patented switching

technology and advanced software deliver the industrys most scalable, secure

connectivity solution with the most in-depth view of your network. Scalable from 8

to 4,096 non-meshed ports, independent of your speed or protocol requirements,

ONPATH delivers the flexibility and security required by todays data centers and the

investment protection necessary for those of tomorrow. ONPATH currently has over one

million installed ports throughout Fortune 1,000 and Government customers.

For more information on

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CONCLUSION

With the changes in warrantless Lawful Intercept, new challenges have emerged in how information is collected and ultimately distributed to intelligence

agencies. Carriers need efficient and cost-effective ways to pass traffic to the various agencies without impacting their networks. Likewise, agencies need

optimized resource utilization to access information of interest on any carriers international network. In addition, agencies need to be able to efficiently share

information without compromising security. ONPATH Technologies offers solutions that enable agencies to deliver critical information via secure, non-disruptive

tapping, when and where it is needed, without compromising cyber security. Ultimately, ONPATH enables Cyber Security applications to implement the critical

security measures required while helping conserve time, increase network utilization, and save money.

FIGURE 3 ONPATH-optimized solution for Lawful Intercept reduces the amount of

required network equipment and dedicated circuits for each agency

Agency 1 Agency 2 Agency 3

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The Advantages of Passive Probes inTelecom Networks

A White Paper from Telesoft Technologies

DX-HIN-GEN-MK-WP-32934-03


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Benefits of Passive Probes

Passive probes are an overlay system, working independently from the network equipment allowing acompletely independent monitoring network to be built on top of the underlying data/telephony network.Active monitoring will increase the CPU and backplane load of the network equipment. Under extremeconditions where the CPU is already heavily loaded, filtering and mirroring data to a secondary port cancause data packets to be delayed or lost, causing quality of service issues.

An overlay system isolates software upgrades etc to the overlay system from core subscriber operations(and visa versa) ensuring that supplementary VAS/OSS type services that must be regularly updated do notaffect essential network services that must operate with high reliability. With passive probes, the dataacquisition function independently allows extensive computational filtering and manipulation of the data,either locally or centrally, without affecting the quality and resilience of the underlying network. Indeed it isthis scalable processing power together with flexibility of probe placement that ensures a networkindependent probe is often the preferred choice.

In addition, some equipment vendors, particularly in 3G networks, simply dont include monitoringfunctionality on their equipment, or use vendor specific interface standards and make the licensing costs of itunpalatable to third parties in order to try to lock out competition and preserve market share. Passive probetechniques overcome such limitations, even allowing a mixture of some active and some passive probes,and open the market to innovative new services.

The main benefits of passive probes are summarised as:- Overlay system: independent from operator equipment- Powerful, allows complex filtering, mass monitoring, tracking of numerous targets etc without

degrading or overloading operator equipment- Scalable, can monitor a single E1/T1 to countrywide networks- Access, does not require expensive port licensing of internal access functions or vendor specific

interfaces- Flexible, can be quickly updated for application needs without involving network operator.

Allowing fast optimisation and maximum return on investment.- Can perform bearer channel analysis, for example to correlate signalling to voice/data channels.- Deep packet inspection cant be done integrally

Applications

Information recovered from the network via probes can be used for a wide variety of value added services(VAS) and operational support system (OSS) applications.

Typical OSS applications include:- Fraud management systems- Billing systems- Performance/load analysis- Quality of service monitoring- Network management- E911 location, search and rescue- Lawful interception requirements

Typical VAS applications include:- Welcome note for roamers- Missed call alerts- Roaming services (steering etc)

-Location based advertising

- Location based information pointsWhere am I? / Where is? location services


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monitoring multiple data points a passive probe can correlate a range of events to filter specific data for thesupported application. This allows application developers to correctly target a subset of subscribers basedon any mixture of the targeting methodologies above.

Privacy Issues

Local law, subscriber choice and accepted norms within a specific country usually limit the types of servicesthat can be offered. It may be perfectly accepted, even desired, to broadcast an advert giving a 10%discount at a particular restaurant to all roaming subscribers entering a shopping mall in some societies,whilst in others it could be considered intrusive and restricted by law.

Many countries force operators and/or applications providers to offer an opt-in service (or opt-out service) tosubscribers allowing them to control the choice of additional services they want. For instance you maysubscribe to have a new ring tone downloaded once a week to your cell phone or to be able to pay for carparking or road tolls via your mobile. Other systems may track types of services a subscriber wants via apersonal opt-in list. Here users add the services and/or numbers they wish to enable and implicitly block all

other numbers and service types. Conversely subscribers can also be offered an opt-out list service explicitlyblocking only those services or numbers they definitely dont want.

In addition operators and application providers must protect any user data they gather and ensure its use isrestricted only to the intended application(s). Breach of privacy is treated as a serious offence in manycountries.

Telesoft Technologies HINTON Passive Probes

For twenty years Telesoft Technologies has been at the forefront of interfacing with telecoms networks, fromthe earliest computer telephony interface cards to todays IVR/Media Platforms and bulk SMS messaging

systems.

Figure 3: HINTON Passive Probe architecture overview

Telesoft Technologies HINTON passive probe product range includes:- HINTON Locator, a probe product optimised for location, connecting in to GSM, UMTS,

CMDAone and CMDA2000 networks it extracts information relevant to location applications(such as Cell ID, transmitter signal strength) allowing location based services softwareapplications to be developed by third parties.

- HINTON Monitor, a general probe that used in both OSS such as fraud management, and VAS

such as roaming services. It monitors fixed, mobile and IP networks to extract CDR and TDRinformation for third party application developers.


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merglass Networks, Inc. Confidential. Copyright 2011. All Rights Reserved.

Glimmerglass Networks Overview

A global provider of optical cyber solutions

Intelligence Agencies

Defense System Integrators Telecommunications Service Providers

Customer base in North America, Europeand Asia, expanding into the Middle East

Broad portfolio of 28 core patents

Headquarters in Silicon Valley, California

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CyberSweepTM


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Agencies

Selected Premier Customers

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of StatU.S. Navy

Telecom Service ProvidersAdvanced

Technology Research

U.S. IntelligenceCommunity

U.S. AirForce

UCSan Diego

U.S. Army

Intelligence, Defense and Cyber Security
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Monitor Targets and Communications

Select

Link Layer Mux/DeMuxProbes / Sniffers

Actionable Intelligen

Communication Sources

Optical Layer Mux/DeMux

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Monitoring (cont.)

Access

SignalProcessing

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2011 ONPATH Technologies CONFIDENTIAL

Lawful Intercept: From the Past to the Present

25 years ago

So what does this have to do with Lawful Intercept?


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Lawful Intercept from the Past to the Present,cont.

Although most communications still start and end with acopper wire, gone are the days of a simple wire tap

With the Internets relentless growth, trying to isolatetraffic of interest is like playing with Russian Dolls

Its Cartman! Noits Kyle! Noits Stan! It has to beKenny!Waitno, it actually came from Mr. Hankey the Christmas Poo!


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Summary

Lawful Intercept and Network Monitoring have becomeincreasingly complex due to explosive Internet growth

Current solutions do not adequately address the problem ONPATH is the only company bringing together the

discrete pieces to offer a comprehensive and unifiedsolution

ONPATHs solution will CONSERVE TIME, increase resource

UTILIZATION, and save MONEY!

Please come by and visit us at booth ???


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Quick Introduction to Cambridge Consultants

A world leader in technology and product innovation

Providing design services, IP and consulting

One of the worlds largest wireless contractdevelopment teams

Company of 320 engineers, with sites inCambridge UK and Cambridge MA, USA


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...creating breakthrough products in a variety of sector


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Small cellular base station - demonstrator

Lab demonstrator

Implementation

Size of 8cm x 9cm

Reference design

Starting point for product development


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Qosmos Labs: World-Class Center of Excellence in DPI

Recognized expertise

Large team of DPI specialists

100 man-years years of experience

and knowledge

Specific development processes

Specific validation processes and tools

Continuous protocol andapplication watch

Protocol change detection, based on

difference in statistics on real life traffic

and alerts from Qosmos partners

Protocol change reports

International network of QosmosExpert Developers (QED)

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Metadata are Becoming Must HaveThe Requirements are Moving Beyond Deep Packet Inspection

Use case Classification Metadata Content

Basic trafficshaping

Must have Not relevant Not relevant

Traffic policyenforcement

Must have Must have Not relevant

QoS/QoE Must have Must have Not relevant

Web analytics Must have Must have Must have

LawfulInterception

Must have Must have Must have

Networkforensics

Must have Must have Must have

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Traditional Product Development Methods Do Not Apply

Pa

Networking

HTTP, L2TP,ICMP,

Streaming

Messaging

email

Social Net.

DPI Engine

Classic Method

Roadmaps Feature requests Priorities Go / No Go

Specific Method

Changes without noticeTime constraints (SLA)Unknown specsBulk addition (e.g.iphone apps)Never-ending devt.

Different organizations are required

Weekly releases Releases every 6 to 9 months


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http://scanandtarget.com/ - [email protected]

Extracting intelligence from multilingual

SMS, IM, e-mails1


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Agenda

Scan & Target presentation

Mass interception issues

Specificities for Arabic, Dialects and Arabish

Recommended approach

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Arabic chat alphabet

The Arabic chat alphabet (Arabish or Arabizi) is

used to communicate in the Arabic language overthe Internet or for sending messages via mobile

phones when the Arabic alphabet is unavailable

Arabic letters are replaced by letters that are

phonetically equivalent

Arabic letters that have no Latin phonetic

counterpart are represented by numbers, or

numbers in conjunction with an accent mark

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Issues with Arabic compared to latin

languages

Language identification issue:

MSA, dialects, mix of languages

Transliteration issue (notably for names)

ABD AL-WADOUB

ABD EL OUADOUD

ABD-AL-WADUD

ABDEL EL-WADOUD Use of Arabish / Arabizi

bri6ania al3o'6ma / britanya al 3ozma = Great Britainfor example

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Our Text MeaningTechnology handles

all these issues


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Fusion Cenin Service of Homeland Secu

xpertise Experience Consulting System provider for more than 25 yea

FUSION


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Thre

ter the 9/11 terrorist attacks Homeland Security attracted attention globally

Attacks to infrastructure

Smuggling and illegal arms trade

PiracyIn today's globalized world

countries, communities and

organizations

are threatened differently.

Organized crime

Preparation of attacks from abroad

Military conflictsAsymmetric threats and terror


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Counter Measure Activi

Coast Guard

Special Security Services

Signal IntelligenceImagery IntelligenceOpen Source & Human Intelligence

informationintelligence

request task

Communication Intelligence

Info Collectio

Information & Intelligence Fusion

Fusion Centre

Communication IntelligenceSignal Intelligence with partners

Open Source & Human IntelligenceInformation & Intelligence Fusion

Expertise

Our Products

Services

Task Forces

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WHAT, IF NO Fusion Cente A GAPin the C2 Collection Proc

C2

TASK FORCE

Command

Control

INT

SENSORS

Information

Collection

X messages / sec

No Data Management

No Work Flow Support

No Quality of Service ControlProblems With Mass Data

No Automatic Content Processing

Problems With Foreign Language Intercepts

No Long Term Analysis Capabilities

Inefficient Business Processes

Non-integrated System Design

Additional Stress from Routine Work for the Operators

NO BENEFIT FROM FUSION

Hi h Cost in Combination With Low Overall Performance

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