Every executed Team Telecom mitigation agreement held in the corpus — Records tagged
both team-telecom and mitigation-agreement — one row per instrument,
newest first, with superseding and companion instruments folded beneath their row.
Currency: last accepted change 2026-09-26T12:02:53Z · 34 agreements.
Transaction type, signing agencies, foreign-owner country, and terms summaries
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Provide USDOJ advance notice of specified business, ownership, corporate, headquarters, and operations changes.
Do not disclose or provide access to U.S. Records, domestic communications infrastructure, or domestic communications to a foreign government or foreign government-controlled entity without required consent or court order.
Refer foreign-government requests for covered information or access to USDOJ within five days, unless disclosure is legally prohibited.
Permit USDOJ site visits, employee interviews, and requests for documents needed to verify compliance.
Maintain a U.S. law-enforcement point of contact approved by DOJ and the FBI.
Provide U.S. Records in response to lawful U.S. process within five days unless DOJ grants an extension.
Do not disclose U.S. Records or Domestic Communications to unapproved foreign governments or foreign persons without DOJ consent or a U.S. court order.
Notify the agencies of security incidents or material breaches within fifteen days of discovery.
Submit an annual compliance report to the agencies.
Maintain a U.S. law-enforcement point of contact approved by the compliance monitoring agencies.
Keep U.S. Records, Domestic Communications, and related infrastructure within U.S. territorial boundaries when required by lawful U.S. process.
Do not disclose or provide access to U.S. Records, Domestic Communications Infrastructure, or Domestic Communications to foreign governments, entities, or persons without required consent.
Report known or suspected security incidents or material breaches to the compliance monitoring agencies within 48 hours.
Prepare and maintain cybersecurity and system security plans for agency review.
Maintain a U.S. law-enforcement point of contact approved by DOJ and the FBI.
Keep responsive information within the United States after receiving lawful U.S. process.
Do not disclose U.S. records, domestic communications infrastructure, or domestic communications to foreign governments, entities, or persons without DOJ or court approval.
Report known or suspected security incidents or material breaches to DOJ within 48 hours.
Designate and maintain a U.S. law-enforcement point of contact subject to DOJ and FBI approval.
Provide U.S. Records promptly in response to lawful U.S. process, generally within five days.
Do not provide U.S. Records, domestic communications infrastructure, or domestic communications to foreign governments, entities, or persons without DOJ or U.S. court consent.
Report known or suspected security incidents and material breaches to DOJ within 48 hours.
Designate and maintain a U.S. law-enforcement point of contact subject to DOJ and FBI approval.
Provide responsive U.S. Records promptly in response to lawful U.S. process, no later than five days unless DOJ grants an extension.
Do not disclose or provide access to U.S. Records, domestic communications, or domestic communications infrastructure to a foreign government without prior written DOJ consent or a U.S. court order.
Prepare and implement cybersecurity and system security plans guided by current NIST standards.
Report known or suspected security incidents, unauthorized access or disclosure, and material breaches to DOJ within 72 hours.
Maintain a U.S.-based law-enforcement point of contact subject to DOJ and FBI approval.
Keep U.S. Records responsive to lawful U.S. process within the United States and provide them promptly.
Do not disclose or provide access to U.S. Records, domestic communications, or related infrastructure to foreign governments, entities, or persons without DOJ or U.S. court approval.
Report security incidents and specified breaches to DOJ within 72 hours.
Submit and maintain cybersecurity and system security plans for DOJ review.
2022-05-05
Gigsky, Inc. — Letter of Agreement+ 1 folded: superseded · Gigsky, Inc. — Letter of Agreement (Team Telecom, Docket ISP-PDR-20160415-00008)
Comply with all lawful U.S. process and keep responsive information within the United States.
Do not disclose U.S. records, domestic communications, or call content to foreign governments or unauthorized foreign persons without approval.
Maintain a U.S. law-enforcement point of contact who is a U.S. citizen residing in the United States unless DOJ agrees otherwise.
Implement personnel screening for personnel with access to U.S. records, domestic communications, domestic communications infrastructure, or call content.
Report security incidents and breaches to DOJ within the stated deadlines.
Instrument history
companionBCE Holding Corporation — Letter of Agreement (Team Telecom, Docket ISP-PDR-20241206-00005) · 2019-11-21 · ISP-PDR-20241206-00005; ECFS 24-692; ECFS 19-188 · record · PDF
2019-02-13
Tampnet Inc. — Letter of Agreement (Team Telecom, Docket ISP-PDR-20180824-00003)
Provide DOJ at least 60 days’ notice before outsourcing or offshoring network-related services.
Provide DOJ 60 days’ notice before installing major network equipment from foreign-based or foreign-government-controlled companies.
Do not disclose U.S. Records or Domestic Communications to a non-U.S. government without satisfying U.S. law and obtaining DOJ consent or U.S. court authorization.
Keep U.S. Records in the United States and protect them from mandatory destruction under foreign law.
Designate a U.S. law-enforcement point of contact to receive U.S. process and assist with lawful requests.
2017-11-21
Onvoy Spectrum, LLC — Letter of Agreement (Team Telecom, Docket ISP-PDR-20170316-00001)
Comply with applicable lawful-interception laws and lawful U.S. process.
Notify DOJ about changes to services, business, ownership, and operations.
Submit a Network and Systems Security Plan to DOJ for review and approval.
Keep U.S. Records in the United States and notify DOJ before changing their storage location.
Appoint a DOJ-approved U.S.-based law-enforcement point of contact.
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