365squared Launches AI Voice Fraud Protection
The 365callguard platform helps telecom operators detect and block seven categories of voice fraud in real time.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Cybersecurity
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365squared, a Route Mobile company under Proximus Global, has launched 365callguard, an AI-powered voice fraud protection platform for telecom operators. The platform combines AI models with rule-based intelligence to detect threats in real time.
Why it matters
AI-generated impersonation and social engineering are exposing telecom networks to financial losses, regulatory risks and declining customer confidence. Operators need tools that can respond to increasingly sophisticated calling techniques.
365callguard combines AI models with rule-based intelligence to detect seven fraud categories in real time and integrates with existing telecom infrastructure. Specific detection accuracy and latency figures were not disclosed.
The players
365squared
365squared is a Route Mobile company under Proximus Global that develops messaging and voice security products for telecom operators.
Tonio Ellul
Tonio Ellul is the CEO of 365squared.
Tushar Agnihotri
Tushar Agnihotri is the CEO of Route Mobile, the parent company of 365squared.
The details
365callguard can automatically block suspicious calls, modify caller identification or issue subscriber alerts, depending on network capabilities and predefined security policies. The launch complements 365smsguard, Proximus Global's AI-powered messaging protection solution.
Timeline
November 3, 2026: 365callguard launch announced.
The Tech Race
365callguard extends the AI-driven protection approach of Proximus Global's 365smsguard from SMS messaging into voice calls. It positions Route Mobile's group against telecom security rivals as operators confront AI-generated voice impersonation.
Telecom customers may see fewer spoofed, robocall and Wangiri scam calls if operators adopt platforms like 365callguard. Pricing and rollout timelines were not disclosed in the source.
The takeaway
Voice scams increasingly rely on AI impersonation, so telecom-level filtering is becoming a practical line of defense. Users should remain cautious about unexpected calls even when networks add protections.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Facebook.
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