Fraud Types
Analytics-driven tags such as 'Scam Likely' or 'Spam Risk' that terminating carriers and handsets apply to inbound calls.
Labels come from analytics providers that combine crowd-sourced complaints, call pattern data, attestation levels, and number reputation. Each major carrier uses a different provider, so labels are inconsistent across networks.
Once a number is labelled, answer rates collapse. Remediation requires evidence of legitimate use and a correction request to each analytics provider separately.
Mislabelled enterprise customers churn quickly. Keeping your attestation strong and your number pools clean is the cheapest form of label protection.
Displaying a verified business name, logo, and call reason on the called party's handset instead of a bare phone number.
The terminating-side service that validates a call's signature and returns a verification status used for call display and analytics.
Spreading illegal call volume thinly across a large pool of rotating calling numbers so no single number triggers a blocking threshold.
The three confidence levels an originating carrier assigns when signing a call, describing how well it knows the customer and their right to use the calling number.
SipShield scores live SIP traffic with patented AI so the controls behind this term run automatically — and leave the audit trail regulators expect.