Watch closely
Attestation quality is under review
Regulators have proposed sharpening STIR/SHAKEN so that A attestation reliably reflects real knowledge of the customer and their numbers. Broad default A attestation is a growing risk.
STIR/SHAKEN news
STIR/SHAKEN news & FCC robocall updates.
The compliance landscape for voice providers moves quickly. These are the themes carriers should be tracking right now.
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Non-IP call authentication
Calls that traverse TDM segments lose SIP signatures. Expect continued pressure to authenticate non-IP calls and to describe how you handle them in RMD filings.
Watch closely
RMD certifications must stay current
Filings that describe old practices — or that were never updated after a network change — are among the most common enforcement targets.
In force
AI-generated voices and the TCPA
The FCC has confirmed that calls using AI-generated voices are "artificial" voice calls under the TCPA. Originating providers should be ready to detect and trace AI-voice fraud campaigns.
Escalating
Section 214 consequences
Providers tied to large illegal robocall campaigns risk losing their operating authority — the most severe sanction short of criminal referral.
Expanding
Know your upstream provider
KYC expectations now reach beyond direct customers to the providers that hand you traffic, particularly for gateway and intermediate carriers.
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VoIP Radar keeps STIR/SHAKEN signing, RMD documentation and KYC controls aligned with current FCC expectations — so you're not rebuilding your compliance program every quarter.
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Tell us about your switch and traffic. A VoIP Radar engineer will map your STIR/SHAKEN, RMD and fraud exposure and send a written assessment — free, within one business day.
- STIR/SHAKEN & attestation review
- RMD certification gap check
- Fraud & robocall exposure snapshot
- Deployment plan for your SBC / softswitch