VOIP Problems (10 Jun 2008) VoIP is a means of telephone service made available through the ever-expanding popularity of broadband internet service. VoIP (or "Voice over Internet Protocol") services enable users to call extremely long distances over the World Wide Web without accruing large conventional long-distance telephone fees.
How Secure Is Your VOIP Network? (10 Jun 2008) Voice over IP telephone services are revolutionising how the world communicates, individuals, and businesses are embracing the capabilities and harnessing the power of the internet. How secure is your network? Find out some easy precautions you can take to maximise security.
VoIP Security Threats Explained (28 Jun 2007) It is true, having your voice and data running on the same infrastructure leaves your telecommunications particularly vulnerable to all the security threats inherent in an IP network. Viruses, Trojan Horses, and worms can all wreak havoc on a network, and having your voice network go down for even the shortest time is intolerable for most business.
Not All VOIP Services Are Created Equally (14 May 2007) The number of places you can get VOIP today is amazing, but know that not all VOIP services are created equally. Determine the features that you need and where you need to call regularly, and then make an intelligent decision about which VOIP provider can offer the services you need.
VoIP (Computer Phone) Warning (17 Dec 2006) Never before in the history of telecommunications has a more important warning been needed for current and potential VoIP (computer phone) users who have joined, or will be joining, in the inevitable paradigm shift from telephone to VoIP.
VOIP Security Guide (17 Dec 2006) Revolutionizing the world of telephony, VoIP has become one of the fastest growing technologies of today. It has quickly gobbled up the market for the traditional and well established tools for communicating over large distances, by making them look antiquated and expensive.
