Mitel, Borderware Join For Secure Hosted SMB VoIP Print E-mail
Written by Adam Gosling   
Wednesday, 13 September 2006
This combined solution is designed to reduce the barriers to VoIP adoption by providing a more secure solution for IP Telephony over public IP networks. Security is embedded at the application layer making it a more robust, less expensive and simpler to manage solution than others on the market according to the companies.

The solution is based on BorderWare's SIPassure VoIP security and Mitel's 3600 Hosted Key System. The Mitel 3600 Security Gateway securely enables and protects SIP-based and Mitel's MiNET signalling and transport.

The solution is tightly integrated with the Mitel 3600 Hosted Key System and provides application layer security to protect against SPIT (Spam over Internet Telephony), Denial of Service, Unauthorised Registration and other types of VoIP attacks which would easily penetrate packet-layer security devices.

The Mitel 3600 is a service provider solution targeting SMBs up to 50 employees with a and is designed for use over the same Internet connection the client is using for data.

BorderWare's SIPassure secures VoIP, video and IM with a meld of Session Border Control (SBC), an Application Layer Gateway (ALG) and a SIP/VoIP Firewall. The solution allows VoIP traffic to securely traverse the network while keeping service provider core infrastructure free from external malicious threats.

"This solution significantly lowers the cost of entry for service providers wishing to offer business-quality hosted voice services for SMBs," said Doug Michaelides, vice president, Global Marketing, Mitel. "The new Mitel 3600 Security Gateway delivers VoIP security at a fraction of the cost of more complex, generic session border controllers."

"We see this as an integration of expertise," said Tim Leisman, CEO of BorderWare. "Mitel's expertise in IP telephony is well known and well regarded, and they selected BorderWare based on our 12 years of experience and expertise in IP security. Together, we're delivering a hosted VoIP solution that is more secure, simpler to operate and radically more cost-effective for VoIP service providers." 

www.mitel.com

www.borderware.com

 

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