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The challenge posed by controlling communications is the delicate balance between managing coverage throughout the target area without impacting the commercial networks that exist on the other side of the border – in many cases just feet away. Balancing the overwhelming build-out of commercial network capacity with a controlled communications environment is a complex challenge. Tecore\u2019s ability to utilize the same technology as the commercial wireless networks – to create a credible countermeasure across the spectrum of wireless technologies deployed – provides a comprehensive and cost-effective solution to prevent unauthorized communications.<\/p>\n

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The concept of Managed Access is actually quite simple. Wireless devices leverage protocols and technologies to exchange information with their commercial networks. Most devices today support a combination of technologies across 2G, 3G and 4G LTE. As a cell phone moves from one area to the next, the device selects the best technology and channel for communication. Information is then exchanged between the device and network to provide service to the user. Once a network accepts a device, the device is allowed access and \u201ccamps\u201d on the local signal broadcast by the network. Subsequent access to place a call, send a text message, or access the internet is all initiated through communications over this channel.<\/p>\n

The Managed Access System (MAS) works from the same principles. It attracts and provides the device service the same way the commercial network does. When a device enters the coverage area of the Managed Access network, the device is compelled to communicate as if it was still on the commercial network. Once the device accesses the MAS network, it is determined whether the device is a known authorized device or an unknown, contraband device. Depending on the identification of the device, treatment while on the MAS is as follows:<\/p>\n