Industries · Telecommunications
AI security for telecommunications
Operators run large engineering, operations and partner teams, all now using AI. PexLens keeps subscriber data, network configurations and credentials out of AI tools, governs AI for partner and operations staff, and secures the open-source software behind your network automation and IT systems.
The challenge
What makes AI and software risk different in telecommunications
Subscriber data and configurations
Subscriber records, network configurations and device credentials end up in AI prompts during troubleshooting.
Large partner workforce
Outsourced operations, field and partner teams access your systems and use AI.
Open source in network automation
Network automation and IT platforms rely heavily on Python and Go packages.
One platform
How PexLens secures telecommunications
Three products share one policy engine, so a rule about data, AI services, extensions or packages applies on every device and in every session.
Protect AI interactionsPexLens TrustGate
- Detect and redact credentials, tokens and API keys
- Redact subscriber personal data before prompts leave the device
- Block configurations and source code from unapproved AI services
- Per-team policies for engineering, operations and partners
Secure the AI workspacePexLens Enterprise AI Browser
- Approved AI only for partner and operations staff
- Clipboard isolation for sensitive content
- Group policies for extensions, certificates and DNS filters
- Zero-touch deployment across distributed teams
Secure the AI supply chainPexLens Supplytrust
- Block malicious PyPI and Go packages used in network automation
- Continuous analysis of components in your IT and automation stacks
- Discover and assess software across endpoints
- Assess browser and IDE extensions
Use cases
Where telecommunications teams use PexLens
AI-assisted troubleshooting
Engineers use AI on incidents without exposing credentials or configurations.
Partner operations
Partners follow the same AI rules, with an audit trail.
Secure network automation
Automation code is built on vetted open-source packages.
Customer care with AI
Care teams use AI with subscriber details redacted.
Compliance
Supports your compliance programme
| Framework or obligation | How PexLens helps |
|---|---|
| Telecom security requirements | Supports regulator expectations for protecting subscriber data and managing third-party risk. |
| GDPR and India's DPDP Act | Reduces personal data exposure to external AI services. |
| ISO 27001 | Evidence of controls over AI tools and third-party software. |
PexLens provides controls and evidence that support compliance. It does not by itself make an organisation compliant with any law or standard.
FAQ
Telecommunications: common questions
Can PexLens detect network credentials in prompts?
PexLens TrustGate finds credentials, tokens and API keys in prompts and redacts them automatically.
Can partner staff be covered?
Yes. Partner and outsourced staff can use the PexLens Enterprise AI Browser with your approved AI services and policies.
Which languages does Supplytrust cover for automation code?
Ecosystems including PyPI and Go modules, as well as npm, Maven and others.
Can PexLens protect AI use in customer care?
Yes. PexLens TrustGate redacts subscriber personal data before prompts leave the device, so care teams can use approved AI tools safely.
Does PexLens work for distributed operations teams?
Yes. The PexLens Enterprise AI Browser supports zero-touch deployment across distributed machines, and policies apply to every team and partner.
See PexLens for telecommunications
Talk to our team about your AI tools, browsers and software supply chain, and plan a pilot.