Enabling Security for VoIP Remote Users White Paper

It is clear that the enterprise has no choice but to extend its IP PBX to remote users, road warriors, and even supply chain partners to realize the full benefits of unified communications. However, the Internet is an insecure means of transmitting data, and a variety of publicized attacks and viruses have made it painfully obvious that this is true. VoIP remote users require more security than ever before.

Traditionally, Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) and other security products, such as firewalls, have been deployed to create a secure tunnel across the Internet and to protect the enterprise against attack. But are traditional data security products such as Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) VPNs able to handle VoIP remote users, or do you need VoIP-specific products? Are IPSec VPNs even an option for unified communications on a mobile phone or hard phone? What are all the security issues that need to be addressed to enable VoIP remote users?

Please fill in the form below to receive a free white paper from Sipera that answers these questions and explains how you can securely enable VoIP remote users with a VoIP-specific solution.

Or, view the archived Sipera/TMCnet Webinar: Securely Enabling VoIP Remote Users.