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Whether you use a hosted IP phone service or an onsite PBX system, protecting your voice network is just as important as protecting your data network.
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Telecom Metric was introduced to an Ontario public school board that educates more than 19,000 students at the elementary and secondary level in 57 schools and 8 education centres in their district that cover a geographic area of 7,719 square Kilometres. Read More…
Over the course of this three part series, we have examined the advantages and vulnerabilities of digital telephony. We have also looked at the ways that a VoIP provider can either strengthen or hinder a phone system’s fortification. We have provided comprehensive checklists for assessing your risk factors along with your current provider’s aptitude for fixing problems and offering solutions. Read More…
Keeping up with the rapidly increasing risks of cyber crime is no easy task. Just when you are confident that you are safeguarded from the latest threats, criminals find a new way to exploit your network. This type of violation is nearly impossible to trace. Read More…
When you consider securing your digital infrastructure, you may overlook an extremely vital component that is surprisingly easy to miss. Office phones are still deemed a traditional device in many ways. While the risks of viruses are running rampant on computers and other web devices, the safety of voice data collected through Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phones is usually an afterthought.
