Telecom · CST · the US
CST CRF
Telecommunications Act and Cybersecurity Regulatory Framework for the ICT sector.
CDRs, signaling, and subscriber data are licensed to stay inside the operator's environment. Iftah runs models inside the network core, edge, and BSS/OSS — one control plane enforcing residency, governance, and audit across every cloud and on-prem domain, with low-latency local inference where the 5G core and MEC edge demand it.
Read moreاقرأ المزيدShow lessعرض أقلCDRs, signaling, and subscriber data are licensed to stay inside the operator's environment. Iftah runs models inside the network core, edge, and BSS/OSS — one control plane enforcing residency, governance, and audit across every cloud and on-prem domain, with low-latency local inference where the 5G core and MEC edge demand it.
Built for licensed network operators
Frameworks we map to
Iftah does not certify compliance — that stays the operator's obligation. In-licence deployment, edge isolation, and tamper-evident lineage give your assessors concrete evidence.
Telecom · CST · the US
Telecommunications Act and Cybersecurity Regulatory Framework for the ICT sector.
Critical infra · NIST · the US
Essential, Cloud, and Critical-Systems controls for Critical National Infrastructure.
Telecom · TDRA · the US
TDRA regulation with federal personal-data protection.
Telecom · CRA · Qatar
Communications Regulatory Authority with the National Data Privacy Law.
Telecom · CITRA · Kuwait
Communication & IT Regulatory Authority and its data-privacy regulation.
Telecom · TRA · Oman/Bahrain
National Telecommunications Regulatory Authorities and personal-data laws.
The trade you can't afford → Iftah's answer
Residency
SaaS AI requires CDRs, subscriber location, and billing data to leave the licensed environment — breaching CST, TDRA, CRA, and CITRA conditions.
Iftah approach
Every model and endpoint is pinned to a chosen jurisdiction; CDRs and subscriber data never leave the licensed environment.
Critical infra
Critical National Infrastructure status mandates OT/network controls multi-tenant AI can't evidence.
Iftah approach
Tamper-evident audit and lineage are mapped to NIST 800-53 and CST CRF evidence requirements for CNI reviews.
Latency
RAN optimization and fraud blocking need low-latency local inference a distant cloud can't match.
Iftah approach
Low-latency inference runs on bare-metal GPUs at the 5G core and MEC edge, with air-gap for lawful-intercept and OT.
IP
Topology, traffic models, and pricing logic feed vendor models, eroding competitive IP.
Iftah approach
Models and fine-tuning stay private to the operator; proprietary network data never trains a shared model.
Governance
AI deployed per cloud and per market yields no unified policy, lineage, or audit across the footprint.
Iftah approach
One control plane governs models, access, and guardrails across every cloud, on-prem, and market.
How it deploys for telecom
Match each function to its domain — and govern all of it from one plane.
Sovereign cloud
BSS/OSS and customer AI in the operator's licensed jurisdiction.
Multi-cloud & hybrid
Markets across AWS, Azure, OCI, and private telco cloud governed as one.
On-prem / MEC
Sub-ms inference on operator GPUs next to the 5G core and at MEC edge sites.
Disconnected
Isolated lawful-intercept and network OT with no external data path.
What teams ship
Predictive capacity, energy-saving cell shutdown, and self-healing fault detection at the edge.
SIM-box, subscription, and bypass-fraud detection on live signaling and CDR streams in-network.
Multilingual agent assist, call summarization, and deflection with PII guardrails.
Across BSS/CRM on first-party subscriber data without external export.
Retrieval over runbooks, tickets, and topology for faster incident resolution.
Anomaly detection across network telemetry aligned to NIST 800-53 and CST CRF.
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