VoIP Standards and Protocols

MUST READ Signal encryption improves VoIP security TIP - Signal encryption is an important security measure VARs and systems integrators need to consider when designing and securing their customer's VoIP network. VoIP security: Encryption TIP - VoIP security must gain effectiveness before companies will invest. Here are some best practices for accomplishing this. VoIP security with Zfone TIP - Zfone offers a VoIP security and encryption solution in an industry that has thus far been slow to offer one. VoIP network security offers new challenges for resellers TIP - As more companies adopt VoIP communications, network consultants, value-added resellers (VARs) and their customers will be faced with increasingly difficult security challenges. VoIP protocols: Security vulnerabilities TIP - VoIP presents new targets for attacks, especially through the two standard VoIP protocols: H-323 and SIP.

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	Open source-based IP PBX for small business: Opportunities for resellers Submitted By: SearchNetworkingChannel.com | 20 Jul 2007 TIP - Free or low-cost IP PBX systems that run on commodity hardware present several opportunities for value-added resellers.

	Signal encryption improves VoIP security Submitted By: SearchVoIP.com | 27 Apr 2007 TIP - Signal encryption is an important security measure VARs and systems integrators need to consider when designing and securing their customer's VoIP network.

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