TELECOM DATA SECURITY
Control customer data at scale
Theom governs high volumes of subscriber and network data inside your own stores, tracing every interaction by humans, applications, and AI across a complex estate.
When data outgrows the perimeter
Telecom holds subscriber data at scale, spread across many systems and reached by applications and, increasingly, AI. Tools that watch from outside and copy data out cannot keep up. Theom runs inside your data stores, ties every interaction to an identity, and enforces your policy in place, so control scales with the data.
THE RECORD
Evidence for the frameworks you answer to
Theom produces the identity-aware, continuous evidence that supports the frameworks telecom teams report against. Theom produces the technical evidence these programs are audited against: what sensitive data exists, who reached it, and whether the access matched policy, so your compliance team walks into an audit with the record already assembled.
CPNI (customer proprietary network information)
GDPR for international operations
Map a sprawling estate
Build one live picture of subscriber and network data across your stores and connected systems.
Access by identity
Tie every interaction to the human, service, or AI account behind it, so usage is judged in context.
Enforce at access and movement
Apply your policy when data is used and when it is shared onward, across teams and partners.
Govern AI on customer data
Let teams build AI on subscriber data with access decided by identity and responses shaped by context.
Common questions
Can Theom handle subscriber data at telecom scale?
Yes. Theom runs inside your data stores and builds one live map of subscriber and network data across your stores and connected systems, tying every interaction to the identity behind it. Because it works in place, it scales with the data instead of copying it somewhere to analyze.
Does Theom need agents or slow down our systems?
No. Theom is agentless and runs natively inside your data platforms, so there is no software to install and no measurable hit to performance. That matters at telecom scale, where adding a layer in the query path would be costly.
How does Theom govern AI on subscriber data?
Theom decides what AI models and agents can reach based on the identity behind each request, and shapes their responses using the context of the underlying data, so teams can build AI on subscriber data without exposing it.
Can Theom control access across a complex, multi-system estate?
Yes. Telecom data rarely sits in one place, so Theom runs across your data stores and connected systems and holds the same policy everywhere, tying access back to a single identity model instead of a patchwork of per-system rules.
Does subscriber data leave our environment with Theom?
No. Theom runs inside your own data stores, so subscriber and network data, and the controls over it, stay in your environment. Nothing is copied out to a separate tool, which keeps custody and jurisdiction intact.
See Theom on your subscriber data
We will show you access inside your own stores, with nothing moved out.
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