Standards set by the Internet Engineering Task Force and the...
Standards set by the Internet Engineering Task Force and the National Emergency Number Association are an appropriate base for next-generation 911 standards, Neustar officials said during a meeting with Amy Levine, an aide to Chairman Julius Genachowski. “They are sufficient…
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to move forward now, and these standards, along with the processes used to develop them, are flexible enough to evolve with technology,” Neustar said (http://xrl.us/bmda6v). In each local area, there should be a single IP-based Emergency Services Network, or ESInet, the company said. “Local ESInets should be interconnected to form state ESInets. State ESInets, in turn, should be interconnected to form a national ESInet. Some modest state and national infrastructure is required to make this successful.” Neustar observed that the 911 systems now in place are not secure: “Ubiquitous, strong and interoperable security must be put in place for all public safety networks, including the ESInet."