Cyberattacks continue to make headlines as hackers target an ever-growing number of organizations lacking comprehensive security measures. Particularly vulnerable to system intrusions are VoIP (Voice over IP) communications, responsible for converging data and voice traffic onto a common IP network. With the proliferation of remote work, VoIP technology has replaced traditional phone lines to cut costs and handle the sudden influx of data the pandemic spawned. Additionally, with the rise of remote work, unified communication (UC) services like Zoom and Microsoft Teams (among others) have emerged as a prime target for hackers. Traditional firewalls are not enough to prevent the loss of critical confidential business information. And there’s no sign of stopping; the global VoIP market is expected to reach $327.5 billion by 2031.
