FCC & Compliance
The FCC-designated consortium that coordinates traceback investigations of suspected illegal robocall campaigns across carriers.
Operated by USTelecom, the ITG is the officially registered traceback consortium. It sends traceback requests to providers, compiles the results, and shares findings with the FCC, FTC, and state attorneys general.
Participation is voluntary in form but effectively mandatory in practice, as non-response is documented and used in enforcement.
Establishing a named traceback contact and a documented internal response process is one of the concrete measures regulators look for in an RMD filing.
The industry process of following a suspicious call hop by hop back through each carrier until the originating provider and its customer are identified.
The FCC authorization a carrier needs to provide interstate or international telecommunications service — and which the FCC can revoke.
The FCC registry where every voice service provider must file a certification describing its robocall mitigation program.
SipShield scores live SIP traffic with patented AI so the controls behind this term run automatically — and leave the audit trail regulators expect.