Rel-9 Security 3G Advanced

TS 43.033 – Lawful Interception for Circuit Switched Systems and GPRS

Describes the stage 2 architecture, activation, and security for lawful interception in circuit switched systems and GPRS within a PLMN.

Release

Rel-9

What is TS 43.033?

TS 43.033 (Rel-9) — Lawful Interception for Circuit Switched Systems and GPRS. Describes the stage 2 architecture, activation, and security for lawful interception in circuit switched systems and GPRS within a PLMN. Primary function: Procedures. Category: Security (Lawful Interception). Technology generation: 3G. Network layer: CoreNetwork.

Who should read this specification?

Network operators
Regulators and standards bodies

Implementation notes

Complexity level: Advanced. Implementation difficulty: High.

Key Technologies

GSMGPRS

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 3GPP TS 43.033?

3GPP TS 43.033 (Rel-9) is the 3GPP specification for Lawful Interception for Circuit Switched Systems and GPRS. Describes the stage 2 architecture, activation, and security for lawful interception in circuit switched systems and GPRS within a PLMN.

Which 3GPP release is TS 43.033 part of?

TS 43.033 is part of 3GPP Rel-9. The latest known version on 3GPP Explorer is 900.

What does TS 43.033 specify?

Procedures.

What category does TS 43.033 belong to?

TS 43.033 belongs to the Security (Lawful Interception) category of 3GPP specifications. It applies to 3G networks.

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