Enterprise Universal VoIP Security

A few days ago, isuppli group released the "Security Gateway Trend and Investment plan: Are we ready for VoIP?" Report, which describes the impact of VoIP on the security gateway market, says that while VoIP can add a lot of new functionality to a commercial telephony system, vendors and customers face a huge security challenge to achieve these benefits. The report says 75% of companies that have already deployed VoIP are planning to update their security gateways next year. The report predicts a strong growth in the security gateway market in the next few years, which will reach $7 billion by 2009. ISUPPLI Group of analysts said that traditional firewall technology will make VoIP more complex. Security vendors are adding new features to their products for voice applications, but historical experience shows that security usually lags behind the advances in hardware technology. Large and medium-sized companies are more worried about VoIP security than small businesses, according to Isuppli Group. In an enterprise that has already deployed VoIP, the budget to buy a new security gateway is much higher, and stability is the most important factor when the enterprise buys a new security gateway. (Responsible editor: ZHAOHB) to force (0 Votes) Tempted (0 Votes) nonsense (0 Votes) Professional (0 Votes) The title of the party (0 Votes) passed (0 votes) by the original: Enterprise Universal VoIP security Return Network security Home