SINGAPORE—Security concerns about voice over IP (VoIP) have made headlines in recent weeks, but industry experts have played down the fears. They note that how a company protects its IP telephony ...

Gear, education programs seek to speed adoption, keep VoIP networks out of trouble. Vendors are rolling out gear dedicated to VoIP security and at the same time mounting an IP network ...

As VoIP and WLAN technologies converge, they enabling carriers to cost-effectively overcome quality of service (QoS) challenges relating to latency and differentiated flow priorities for real-time ...

A single unencrypted call can expose sensitive business data to eavesdroppers or even lead to financial fraud. From targeted toll fraud to deepfake scams, attackers exploit the gaps in VoIP security.

Those who want to operate secure VoIP networks must be mindful of myriad threats because the technology is susceptible to vulnerabilities that might be foreign to traditional telecom managers and ...

VoIP security problems present a challenge for voice and network staff because IP telephony brings with it not only the security problems of data networks but also new, added threats specific to VoIP.

As telephony continues to migrate to Voice Over IP (VoIP), enterprises will continue to use a hybrid network, consisting of both circuit-switched and VoIP equipment. During this transition, existing ...

When you choose a top provider, maintaining VoIP security and encryption is no harder than using a strong password. Here’s how to get set up. Any modern business using a Voice over Internet Protocol ...

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) implementations are becoming more common. As a result, more networks and legacy systems are being connected to public networks, allowing organizations to reduce ...

From a security viewpoint, VoIP is a nightmare, combining the worst vulnerabilities of IP networks and voice networks. But VoIP’s security challenges can be solved. All it takes is a plan. Step 1: ...

With the continuing pressure to reduce fixed costs within business, enterprises and small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are looking at Voice over IP (VoIP) as an opportunity for cost savings.

Converged VoIP and data networks are costing enterprises a lot of money, but still they're left with one question: "Is it secure?" For Alphonse Edouard, IT vice president for Dune Capital Management, ...