NEW DELHI: Lawful interception activity will no longer be routed through telecom service providers with the Central Monitoring System (CMS<\/a>), a government-run ‘secure’ mechanism for tracking phone calls, text messages and internet activity of subscribers, likely to be up and running by the end of this year. 新德里:合法拦截活动将不再是路由通过与中央监控系统(电信服务提供商CMS),政府主导的“安全”机制的跟踪电话、短信和网络活动的用户,可能今年年底启动并运行。
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\nThe CMS<\/a> will be equipped to mount surveillance on calls, text messages and internet activity of subscribers across the country, which government says will be “as per requirement of the law enforcement agencies to address security threats and unlawful activities by anti-social elements misusing the nation's communication network”.
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\nThough the home ministry maintains that CMS will check illegal interception by telecom service providers and rule out foul play by leaving an electronic trail of each interception, critics view the new arrangement as a potential infringement upon privacy of citizens since the government will have exclusive access to calls and internet traffic across the country. Some have even likened it to the controversial US surveillance programme, PRISM, under which internet communications of foreign citizens were clandestinely collected from various US-based internet companies.
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\nAccording to home ministry sources, lack of funds had been holding up rollout of CMS facility, making it miss the deadline by six months. C-DoT, the nodal ministry for implementation of CMS, had projected a requirement of Rs 200 crore to set up two CMS centres, one in Delhi and another in south India, but the absence of specific budgetary allocation this year threatened to delay the project further.
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\nOn Tuesday, the home ministry and DoT reviewed the funds roadblock and worked out a mechanism wherein existing budgetary resources could be re-adjusted to expedite CMS rollout.
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CMS was first announced by the UPA government<\/a> in 2009. A government statement dated November 26, 2009 described CMS as a “centralized system to monitor communications on mobile phones, landlines and the internet in the country\" and claimed that the project would “strengthen the security environment in the country”.
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In March 2011, then MoS for communications and IT Sachin Pilot<\/a> told Parliament that CMS “will automise the present manual system of interception and monitoring, which will enhance the secrecy of intercepted numbers and will cut down the delay in provisioning”.
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\nCMS will only process interception requests by the ‘designated’ law enforcement agencies – including CBI, CBDT, Defence Intelligence Agency, IB, RAW, ED, DRI, NCB and NIA -- after due authorization by the Union home secretary.\n\n<\/p><\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":47361017,"title":"Parliamentary Committee to discuss net neutrality issue","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/policy\/parliamentary-committee-to-discuss-net-neutrality-issue\/47361017","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"policy"}],"related_content":[],"msid":47366267,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Centralized interception mechanism to be rolled out by year-end","synopsis":"Lawful interception activity will no longer be routed through telecom service providers with the Central Monitoring System (CMS), a government-run \u2018secure\u2019 mechanism for tracking phone calls, text messages and internet activity of subscribers, likely to be up and running by the end of this year.","titleseo":"policy\/centralized-interception-mechanism-to-be-rolled-out-by-year-end","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"TNN","artdate":"2015-05-21 09:33:16","lastupd":"2015-05-21 09:34:26","breadcrumbTags":["policy","cms","UPA government","Sachin Pilot"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"policy\/centralized-interception-mechanism-to-be-rolled-out-by-year-end"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="Policy" data-category_id="19" data-date="2015-05-21" data-index="article_1">
的CMS将装备山监督电话,短信和互联网活动的全国用户,政府表示,将“根据需求的执法机构来解决安全威胁和非法滥用国家通信网络的反社会分子的活动”。
尽管内政部认为CMS将检查非法拦截和电信服务提供商的排除谋杀离开每个拦截的电子轨迹,批评者认为新的安排作为一个潜在的侵犯隐私的公民因为政府会独占访问全国电话和网络流量。有些人甚至把它比作美国有争议的监察计划,棱镜,互联网外国公民的通信秘密收集来自各种各样的美国互联网公司。
根据内政部消息来源,缺乏资金一直保持推出的CMS工具,让它错过最后期限6个月。C-DoT CMS的节点部实施,预计200卢比的要求,设置两个CMS中心,一个在德里,另一个在南印度,但今年没有具体的预算分配延迟项目进一步的威胁。
周二,印度内政部和点了资金障碍和解决机制在现有预算资源可以重新调整加快CMS推出。
CMS最初宣布的UPA政府在2009年。政府声明日期为2009年11月26日,CMS形容为“集中系统监控通讯手机、固定电话和互联网在中国”,声称这一项目将“加强国家的安全环境”。
2011年3月,然后为通信和金属氧化物半导体Sachin Pilot告诉议会,CMS”将automise目前手册的拦截和监视系统,这将提高截获数据的保密并将减少延迟供应”。
CMS将只处理拦截请求“指定”的执法机构——包括CBI、CBDT,国防情报局IB,原始,艾德,DRI, NCB NIA之后,由于授权联邦内政大臣。
NEW DELHI: Lawful interception activity will no longer be routed through telecom service providers with the Central Monitoring System (CMS<\/a>), a government-run ‘secure’ mechanism for tracking phone calls, text messages and internet activity of subscribers, likely to be up and running by the end of this year.
\n
\nThe CMS<\/a> will be equipped to mount surveillance on calls, text messages and internet activity of subscribers across the country, which government says will be “as per requirement of the law enforcement agencies to address security threats and unlawful activities by anti-social elements misusing the nation's communication network”.
\n
\nThough the home ministry maintains that CMS will check illegal interception by telecom service providers and rule out foul play by leaving an electronic trail of each interception, critics view the new arrangement as a potential infringement upon privacy of citizens since the government will have exclusive access to calls and internet traffic across the country. Some have even likened it to the controversial US surveillance programme, PRISM, under which internet communications of foreign citizens were clandestinely collected from various US-based internet companies.
\n
\nAccording to home ministry sources, lack of funds had been holding up rollout of CMS facility, making it miss the deadline by six months. C-DoT, the nodal ministry for implementation of CMS, had projected a requirement of Rs 200 crore to set up two CMS centres, one in Delhi and another in south India, but the absence of specific budgetary allocation this year threatened to delay the project further.
\n
\nOn Tuesday, the home ministry and DoT reviewed the funds roadblock and worked out a mechanism wherein existing budgetary resources could be re-adjusted to expedite CMS rollout.
\n
CMS was first announced by the UPA government<\/a> in 2009. A government statement dated November 26, 2009 described CMS as a “centralized system to monitor communications on mobile phones, landlines and the internet in the country\" and claimed that the project would “strengthen the security environment in the country”.
\n
In March 2011, then MoS for communications and IT Sachin Pilot<\/a> told Parliament that CMS “will automise the present manual system of interception and monitoring, which will enhance the secrecy of intercepted numbers and will cut down the delay in provisioning”.
\n
\nCMS will only process interception requests by the ‘designated’ law enforcement agencies – including CBI, CBDT, Defence Intelligence Agency, IB, RAW, ED, DRI, NCB and NIA -- after due authorization by the Union home secretary.\n\n<\/p><\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":47361017,"title":"Parliamentary Committee to discuss net neutrality issue","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/policy\/parliamentary-committee-to-discuss-net-neutrality-issue\/47361017","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"policy"}],"related_content":[],"msid":47366267,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Centralized interception mechanism to be rolled out by year-end","synopsis":"Lawful interception activity will no longer be routed through telecom service providers with the Central Monitoring System (CMS), a government-run \u2018secure\u2019 mechanism for tracking phone calls, text messages and internet activity of subscribers, likely to be up and running by the end of this year.","titleseo":"policy\/centralized-interception-mechanism-to-be-rolled-out-by-year-end","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"TNN","artdate":"2015-05-21 09:33:16","lastupd":"2015-05-21 09:34:26","breadcrumbTags":["policy","cms","UPA government","Sachin Pilot"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"policy\/centralized-interception-mechanism-to-be-rolled-out-by-year-end"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/policy/centralized-interception-mechanism-to-be-rolled-out-by-year-end/47366267">
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