NASHVILLE, TN — October 4, 2005 — Equinox Information Systems announced that Eureka Networks, a New York-based communications provider, has implemented Protector 10 for real-time fraud detection. The software will work with Eureka's Lucent 5ESS central office switch.
Protector identifies instances where customer usage patterns suggest fraudulent activity. The system has assisted carriers in preventing fraud losses over the last seventeen years.
Shane Bouslough, Eureka Networks' Vice President of Information Systems, stated: "We selected the Protector 10 fraud management system to reduce the costs associated with telecom fraud." He added that Equinox has demonstrated strong leadership in telecommunications fraud control.
David West, Equinox Executive Vice President, remarked: "This software purchase demonstrates Eureka Networks' commitment to network security and fraud control."
About Eureka/InfoHighway
Eureka/InfoHighway resulted from a merger between Eureka Networks and InfoHighway Communications. The company operates as a major facilities-based Competitive Local Exchange Carrier serving small- to medium-sized businesses across the mid-Atlantic and Northeastern regions. The combined entity generated over $110 million in 2005 revenues, employs more than 230 people, and is backed by leading private equity institutions. The company offers traditional voice and data services alongside advanced offerings including VoIP, Hosted PBX, and high-speed Internet access.
About Equinox Information Systems
Founded in 1986, Equinox Information Systems provides telecommunications software solutions globally. The company specializes in mediation, fraud detection, CDR administration, switch management, and network operations, alongside custom development services. To learn more, visit equinoxis.com or call (615) 612-1200.