1. Risks in the Enterprise Deconstructed conclusion
(BleedingVoIP Security Series/Security Series)

...dpoints to authenticate via EAP before joining the network. Without the proper credentials an attackers packets would no go very far. First point from above (Risk G). Introduce an Network ...

2. Risks in the Enterprise Deconstructed continued
(BleedingVoIP Security Series/Security Series)

...s known and not private, take a DS3 lease from Sprint and you're ready to go. How would it be possible for packets that are dangerous to make it to your MCS? Simple, like any other dangerous packet, i...

3. Multi vendor VoIP SLA showdown
(Showdowns/BleedingVoIP Showdowns)

...in delay of packet delivery Packet loss: Too much traffic in the network causes the network to drop packets Burstiness of Loss and Jitter: Loss and Discards (due to jitter) tend to occur...

4. Cisco vs. Nortel VoIP Signaling Showdown
(Showdowns/BleedingVoIP Showdowns)

...layer.  Apart from subtle nuances of who has what displays, at what resolutions, what type of packets are generally sent went initiating a call for conferencing, etc. there is nothing ex...

5. Risks in the Enterprise Deconstructed
(BleedingVoIP Security Series/Security Series)

...dpoints to authenticate via EAP before joining the network. Without the proper credentials an attackers packets would no go very far. Create a VoIP DMZ which has static IP addresses fixed...

6. VoIP in the News
(VoIP Buzz/VoIP News)

...very simple exploit of the unauthenticated nature of Layer 2 protocols allows hackers to easily inject packets which are able to reach a forbidden section of the IP space in an enterprise. Amplify...