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  1. Portability best practices

    See the best practices for service providers to make the transition to support number portability.

  2. Power of number porting

    Find out which companies can access the country’s Number Portability Administration Center (NPAC) database and for what purposes.

  3. Combat illegal spoofing

    Learn how authentication and verification can help stop illegal robocalls and caller ID spoofing.

  4. Stop revenue share fraud

    See how TruNumber Protect helped the UK’s largest mobile network virtually end revenue share fraud.

  5. Complying with TCPA

    Find out why knowing if a phone number is wireless or wireline is critical to complying with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).

  6. STIR/SHAKEN Summit

    As a Diamond sponsor, iconectiv will be speaking at the STIR/SHAKEN Virtual Summit 2021.  iconectiv will speak about Verification and its importance in today’s ecosystem. 

  7. STIR/SHAKEN Summit

    iconectiv will be attending the summer SIP Forum STIR/SHAKEN Summit event in Washington D.C. This year’s summit places a focus on the implementation of STIR/SHAKEN standards in the fight against robocalling. iconectiv will be giving an educational presentation for carriers on how to obtain TOKENS, which represent the credentials needed for service providers to obtain STI certificates from an…

  8. CFCA Educational Event

    iconectiv will proudly join CFCA at their fall educational event being held on October 15th – 17th in Tucson, AZ. The focus of CFCA’s educational programs provide invaluable training and information that will increase competencies needed to combat the new fraud and revenue protection challenges that continue to emerge worldwide.

  9. Caller ID Under Attack: Bridging the Attestation Gap to Combat Phone Fraud

    The attestation gap directly affects legitimate businesses financially by changing the perception of trustworthiness and authenticity of incoming phone calls. Even with current SHAKEN frameworks in place, businesses are wrongly labeled, and therefore unable to reach their consumers.

  10. Common Language store

    Companies with low-volume interactions with service providers can purchase the data they need direct for the store.