With France’s STIR/SHAKEN deadline nearing, telecom operators can rely on Enghouse BorderNet SBC to block spoofing, ensure compliance, and integrate with third-party services to secure their networks.
À l'approche de l'échéance STIR/SHAKEN en France, les opérateurs télécoms peuvent compter sur le BorderNet SBC d'Enghouse pour bloquer l'usurpation d'identité et assurer la conformité aux normes ARCEP.
Navigating the intricate landscape of digital security amidst the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and deepfake technology is paramount for safeguarding network integrity. This insightful analysis delves into the challenges posed by AI and deepfakes in network security, echoing discussions at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) where AI's potential benefits and the dangers of deepfake manipulation were in the spotlight.
This eBook explores how Session Border Controllers (SBCs) protect networks from DoS and DDoS threats. Learn how Enghouse SBCs secure real-time traffic and ensure service continuity in changing environments.
This eBook guides telecom businesses through AI-related risks, including voice-cloning phone scams. It highlights how Enghouse’s cloud-native BorderNet SBC helps secure networks and protect critical connections.
Small and medium-sized businesses are popular targets for fraud, as they often have less security. Our infographic looks at the rise in AI-based VoIP fraud and how service providers can protect their network and their customers from today’s threats and those yet to come.
Únase a Luis García Vivas, Director de Ventas de Iberia de Enghouse Networks e Iago Soto, cofundador y CMO de Quobis, quienes explorarán y discutirán las claves del éxito de un proyecto de Direct Routing, como la estrategia más flexible a la hora de dotar de servicios de voz a los usuarios de MS Teams.
With EU regulators pushing for stronger anti-spam measures, a STIR/SHAKEN solution appears likely. Enghouse recommends placing the Session Border Controller at the core of your preparation strategy.
Before the cloud, you probably used Session Border Controllers as a bit of useful, but non-mission-critical bit of on-prem network equipment. After all, it was (and is) designed to secure Voice over IP infrastructure and interworking between incompatible signaling messages and sessions from end devices or application servers.