Vindaloo VoIP Announced to Offer Session Border Controller Solution On this occasion, the spokesperson of Vindaloo VoIP announced that the company will provide session border controller solution development service to its prospective customers based on their network need. This SBC solution is one of the most important tools that any VoIP business must add as an additional and the strongest level of security. It has the characteristics of checking each packet at the session level before it enters or leaves the network border of the system. The Vindaloo VoIP provides the session border controller solution development in two different technologies, Asterisk and FreeSWITCH, based on the client preference or other factors such as, VoIP system nature and base technology, budget, etc. “The VoIP has opened doors of unified communication for businesses and people. However, it is also not untouched from malicious activities. Just like any other technology and solutions, the VoIP based systems are also prone to vicious hack attacks. The most common hack attacks in VoIP industry are listed below:
DoS (Denial of Service) DDoS (Destructive Denial of Service) Toll frauds Virus Data theft And more
The normal firewall, antivirus or other security mechanisms can’t prevent a network and system from these attacks as the VoIP runs on different type of working model. Here, the SBC solution works at its best. It checks each voice, data and signal packets at the session level to assure the highest level of security. The best session border controller solution can prevent all types of attacks and threats on the system”, shared spokesperson of the company. As per the shared details, the company can develop an SBC solution that possesses a wide range of features. The key features offered by the company as part of their session border controller solution development service are listed below:
Security mechanism to provide the session level security Hiding the details of the carrier Hiding the details of the session Hiding the details of the network topology Inserting the prefix in carrier packet Removing the prefix in carrier packet Validating different protocols Providing interoperability among different types of protocols