NANC OKs Call Authentication Trust Anchor WG Report
The North American Numbering Council approved a report and recommendations from its call authentication trust anchor working group during a virtual meeting Wednesday (see 2107290064). Robert Nelson of the National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates and Michigan Citizens Utility…
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Board president voted no because NASUCA wasn't a WG member. "They should have been," Nelson said. The WG found VoIP providers don't face significant barriers to Stir/Shaken implementation because technical solutions are available. It recommended the FCC task the subpanel with further recommending a governance structure for managing the list of call placement services. It also recommended the FCC encourage industry to develop a solution to the session initiation protocol interconnection problem within six to 12 months of the report.