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EPISODE · Nov 28, 2019 · 11 MIN

Out Loud: Is SIP Secure?

from UC Today · host Patrick Watson

Data security is vital in the modern age of technology and huge investment is leveraged annually trying to secure business systems. SIP protocols are vital for almost all forms of VoIP communication, but how secure is SIP? This podcast explores some of the inherent security vulnerabilities within SIP. SIP differs from web or email protocols because of its complexity, and it is this complexity which creates a wider range of potential security weaknesses. As well as reviewing some of the most common threats to SIP security - and some real world examples of malicious attacks - our expert security guest also gives us his top tips for protecting SIP and securing VoIP networks.

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Data security is vital in the modern age of technology and huge investment is leveraged annually trying to secure business systems. SIP protocols are vital for almost all forms of VoIP communication, but how secure is SIP? This podcast explores some of the inherent security vulnerabilities within SIP. SIP differs from web or email protocols because of its complexity, and it is this complexity which creates a wider range of potential security weaknesses. As well as reviewing some of the most c...

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