VoIP (voice over internet protocol) phones are gaining popularity in law firms, corporations and even at home. With new capabilities and reduced infrastructure cost, VoIP, which uses existing computer wiring and network gear, is very appealing.
The conventional wisdom of IP phone privacy and security is that IP phones are just one more computer device on a network. If you already have a secure network, IP phones will be fine, if not, your IP phones will be at risk as well. But is this really true?
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