FCC Selects Quantifind Graphyte Platform for Communications Security Reviews
Federal Communications Commission has selected Quantifind to support security reviews of U.S. communications infrastructure, the company announced in a press release.
The FCC will use Quantifind's Graphyte platform to assess ownership structures, hidden relationships, sanctions exposure, and other risk indicators across public and commercial data sources. The tool supports beneficial ownership analysis, automated reporting, individual search, and batch screening.
Quantifind said the platform will connect with FCC workflows through API integration and automated risk scoring. The FCC's published justification said it evaluated 17 potential solutions and selected Quantifind as the most comprehensive and cost effective option for integrated supply chain risk analysis.
The work will support the FCC Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau, which handles national security reviews, maintains the FCC Covered List, and responds to requests from interagency partners including CFIUS and Team Telecom.
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