SMPC

Technical Explanation

Competing telecom carriers often need to collaborate to detect nationwide fraud rings, track cross-carrier cyber attacks, or optimize border spectrum coordination. However, antitrust laws and commercial confidentiality forbid sharing raw customer logs. Secure Multi-Party Computation (SMPC) splits private datasets into encrypted mathematical shares distributed across carriers. The carriers jointly compute the result (e.g., identifying a fraudulent SIM ring) without any carrier seeing another carrier's raw data.

Key Functions

• Joint mathematical computation across multiple organizations without sharing private raw data
• Encrypted secret-sharing schemes guaranteeing information-theoretic data confidentiality
• Enabling cross-carrier fraud detection, threat intelligence sharing, and spectrum auctions
• Zero exposure of customer proprietary network information (CPNI) to external partners
• Hardware-accelerated cryptographic protocols executing across high-speed optical trunks