Learn defense-in-depth strategies for making voice as secure as any other mission-critical application in this interactive TechTalk. Hear a comparison of threats to traditional voice systems and IP-based voice networks and learn more about what to consider when developing a security policy for an IP Communications solution. Explore why a systems-level approach is the right choice for securing your IP Communications system and review the three pillars of systems-level security - Trust and Identity, Secure Connectivity, and Threat Defense.
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