Best Practices for Securing IP Telephony

Best Practices for Securing IP Telephony

Irwin Lazar, The Burton Group
"Best Practices for Securing IP Telephony"
By Irwin Lazar, Practice Manager, The Burton Group

Security is a prime concern for most organizations that are evaluating or implementing IP telephony. Moving voice onto the data network implies that all the vulnerabilities currently facing data networks will now be a risk for voice networks as well. In this session, Irwin Lazar, Practice Manager, Burton Group, explored the risk factors in IP telephony and provided best practices and strategies for risk mitigation.

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This was first published in January 2005

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