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STIR/SHAKEN implementation checklist

Calls using illegal spoofed caller ID are a significant source of harm to consumers. STIR/SHAKEN is an industry-wide initiative backed by the U.S. Congress to restore trust in our voice communications. Its goal is to prevent fraudsters from scamming consumers and businesses through illegal phone number spoofing, while sharing more information about the call source. A new FCC compliance deadline regarding STIR/SHAKEN is approaching in June 2025. In accordance to Third-Party Authentication Order, among other things, the requirements for authentication (signing and attestation) are evolving.

You’ll Learn:

The new call authentication requirements as per the Third-Party Authentication Order
Important STIR/SHAKEN acronyms to know
Checklist: 4 steps required to implement Bandwidth’s Hosted Signing Service

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Hosted Signing Service: Attest calls easily

Your certificate, our platform

Still scrambling to get set up for the new rules?
With Bandwidth’s Hosted Signing Service, easily load your certificate to Bandwidth and assign call attestation levels in accordance with your own call signing policies to your traffic.

Signed. Sealed. Delivered

Bandwidth-built attestation infrastructure
Certificate management with an intuitive UI & API
Full attestation control for each call
Cert expiration notifications

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STIR/SHAKEN implementation checklist

Download the checklist

Hosted Signing Service: Attest calls easily

Your certificate, our platform

Signed. Sealed. Delivered

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