VoIP – a call for better protection
Martin Whitworth
Abstract
Martin Whitworth
Abstract
IP Telephony or Voice over IP (VoIP) was one of the key technologies of 2005, and will continue to be one of the technologies to watch in 2006. However, as well as introducing opportunities for cost savings and increased flexibility, IP networks also introduce a number of security concerns. What are the security issues surrounding IP networks, and what can companies can do to mitigate risk?
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IP Telephony or Voice over IP (VoIP) was one of the key technologies of 2005, and will continue to be one of the technologies to watch in 2006. However, as well as introducing opportunities for cost savings and increased flexibility, IP networks also introduce a number of security concerns. What are the security issues surrounding IP networks, and what can companies can do to mitigate risk?
Key concepts: Voice over IP, Flexibility (engineering), Computer security, Key (lock), Computer science, Telecommunications, Business, Computer network