The GSMA Fraud and Security Group has developed guidelines on the security roles and responsibilities of testers and signalling interconnect partners in relation to the performance of independent remote interconnect signalling security testing. Independent remote testing is considered to be third-party initiated testing in the absence of any testing request, agreement or guidance from the destination network.<\/p>\n
The document is primarily intended for use by testers, and for reference by mobile network operators, and any organization that uses a signalling interconnect with mobile operators.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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