Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) offers cost-effective and flexible communication solutions. However, with its benefits come potential risks, one of which is VoIP theft of service attacks. These attacks can wreak havoc on your business operations and finances, making it essential for business owners to be well informed about this threat and take proactive measures to safeguard their VoIP infrastructure.
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Many businesses are turning to cloud-based unified communications (UC) solutions, such as Unified-Communications-as-a-Service (UCaaS), to facilitate employee collaboration and improve customer experience. This article provides you with valuable insights, best practices, and additional tips to prepare for a hassle-free migration from on-premises unified communications to cloud-based UC.
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Is your VoIP system being hacked? Here are the signs to watch out for
In today's digital age, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology is the backbone of many businesses. It provides an affordable and flexible way to communicate with clients and colleagues around the world. However, as with any technology that relies on the internet, VoIP systems are not immune to hacking attempts.