Route Mobile's 365squared Launches AI Voice Fraud Protection: 365callguard
Route Mobile's subsidiary, 365squared, launched 365callguard, an AI-powered voice fraud protection solution. It detects and stops seven types of voice fraud for mobile operators. The solution integrates with existing infrastructure and complements the existing messaging protection platform.
The new solution addresses a significant industry problem and enhances the company's offerings, which could lead to increased adoption and revenue, but its direct financial impact is not yet quantified.
The launch of a new AI-powered fraud protection solution is a positive development for the company, enhancing its product portfolio and addressing a growing industry concern.
365squared, a Route Mobile company within Proximus Global, has launched 365callguard, a new AI-powered voice fraud protection solution. This solution is designed to assist mobile and fixed-line operators and voice carriers in detecting and preventing fraudulent calls before they reach subscribers.
365callguard addresses seven major types of voice fraud, including vishing, CLI spoofing, Wangiri, IRSF, SIM box fraud, flash calls, and robocalls. It utilizes a combination of dedicated AI models and rule-based detection to perform real-time analysis, offering clear visibility into fraud impact and revenue protection. Tonio Ellul, CEO of 365squared, highlighted that the solution provides advanced AI-driven protection across multiple fraud vectors in a single platform, enabling operators to safeguard both revenues and subscriber trust.
The solution integrates with existing operator infrastructure and can automatically implement actions such as call blocking or caller ID modification based on operator policies. Tushar Agnihotri, CEO of Route Mobile, stated that 365callguard strengthens Proximus Global’s portfolio of trusted communications solutions. This launch complements 365smsguard, 365squared's messaging protection platform, extending fraud prevention capabilities across both voice and messaging channels.
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