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 ...

BETHPAGE, N.Y.--Cablevision Systems announced plans last month to connect digital phone services to security systems as part of any VoIP installation. Industry members have voiced concern over VoIP in ...

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 ...

Companies eager to tap into the ROI of VoIP are doing so without fully considering the security risks stemming from weaknesses in VoIP applications, operating systems, and structure and supporting ...

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: ...

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 ...

Well-known VoIP security firm Sipera Systems said today that Internet phone service from Vonage is vulnerable to attacks by hackers, who are able to intercept calls to the company's subscribers. A ...

VoIP security issues and lack of a business need for unified communications (UC) are slowing the adoption rate of these technologies, especially among small and midsized businesses (SMBs), results ...

Wanna be clued in on a little secret? VoIP security isn't all that difficult after all. Actually, a lot of the necessary tools and tricks to lock down and secure a voice network are there already, ...

VoIP technology digitizes sound and sends the data stream in packets through the Internet. One would think at first that normal network security technologies would suffice to protect the packet stream ...

Hacking has become a decidedly for-profit crime, with crooks intent on theft rather than disruption. Voice over IP hasn't been a big target, but only because crooks haven't figured out how to make ...