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Souverix Rempart

SIG-GW / IBCF - Fortified Border Control

Overview

Souverix Rempart is the carrier and military-grade Session Border Controller (SBC) and Interconnection Border Control Function (IBCF). It serves as the fortified boundary layer of the Souverix platform.

Rempart = fortified wall (French)

Role

Rempart represents the fortified sovereign wall that protects the IMS core from external threats while enabling secure interconnect with other networks.

Functions

Border Control

  • NNI (Network-to-Network Interface) border control
  • IBCF behavior per 3GPP TS 23.228
  • SIP normalization
  • Topology hiding
  • Security enforcement

STIR/SHAKEN

  • STIR/SHAKEN signing (outbound)
  • STIR/SHAKEN verification (inbound)
  • Certificate management integration
  • Attestation level enforcement

Security

  • DoS protection
  • Rate limiting
  • SIP fuzzing protection
  • TLS/mTLS enforcement
  • Header size limits
  • Method allowlisting

Peering Policy

  • Peer allowlisting
  • Routing policy enforcement
  • Codec policy
  • SRTP enforcement
  • Emergency routing priority

Standards Compliance

  • 3GPP TS 23.228 - IMS Architecture (IBCF)
  • RFC 3261 - SIP: Session Initiation Protocol
  • RFC 8224 - SIP Identity Header (STIR)
  • RFC 8225 - PASSporT Token

Integration

Rempart integrates with: - Souverix Coeur - IMS core signaling - Souverix Autorite - Certificate management - Souverix Vigie - AI intelligence - Souverix Mandat - Lawful intercept - Souverix Priorite - Emergency services

Configuration

See Configuration Guide for Rempart configuration options.

Testing

See Test Catalog for Rempart test cases (SIG-, TOP-, SEC-, TLS-, etc.).


End of Rempart Documentation