Platform architecture
Four planes, one design language
Every Guardivia product separates protocol termination, processing, application gateways and management so each layer scales and fails over independently.
Signaling plane
Terminates SS7/MAP over SIGTRAN, SIP toward IMS, Diameter toward 4G/5G peers. Redundant associations per node.
Processing plane
Message stores, routing engines, rule and policy engines, classifiers, validation engines, profiling and detection models.
Gateway plane
SMPP and SMPPS servers, HTTP/REST APIs, webhooks, device telemetry channels and partner APIs.
Management plane
Web consoles, REST provisioning, monitoring exports (SNMP, syslog, SIEM), reports, audit and configuration-change logs.
Interconnection
How the products connect
Guardivia components in colour; external systems in grey. Each product page carries its own detailed diagram.
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Partner networks (SS7, Diameter), aggregators (SMPP) and enterprises (HTTP, SMPP) enter through the SMS Signaling and ESME Gateway Firewall, which sits in front of the Operator SMSC and the Core Network Suite. The Enterprise SMPP Gateway fronts application customers. Voice CDRs feed the FlashCall and Voice Fraud Solution. Honeypot SMS Testing verifies delivery at real devices. Outputs reach subscribers, BSS/NOC/SIEM systems and the QoS Engineering Team that operates and supports the platforms.
Inline security
The Firewall’s Hawk engine sits between the STP and the SMSC; Dolphin and Shark sit in front of ESME binds. Allowed traffic proceeds to the Operator SMSC or a third-party SMSC.
Evidence loop
Honeypot findings become firewall indicators only after human confirmation; firewall decisions and gateway CDRs are imported back into route verdicts.
Design principles
Applied across the portfolio
- Software-only stacks on Linux; no proprietary signaling hardware
- Independent scaling of signaling, processing and gateway layers
- Explicit integration tiers and documented interfaces
- Monitoring mode before enforcement for every security product
- Per-message CDRs and audit logs as first-class outputs
- Human confirmation for AI-proposed enforcement
- Product boundaries preserved: SMSC, Core Suite, Firewall, Gateway, FlashCall, Honeypot
- One engineering team, one release process
Detailed diagrams: Operator SMSC, Core Network Suite, SMS Firewall, Enterprise SMPP Gateway, FlashCall, Honeypot Testing.
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