Blue Box: The VoIP Security Podcast: Security Roundtable podcast on VoIP security

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October 04, 2006

Security Roundtable podcast on VoIP security

FYI, I was the guest on the recent Security Roundtable podcast #5 focused on VoIP security. I gave an overview of VoIP security issues, discussed some best practices and answered numerous questions from the group of hosts. It was a wide-ranging discussion that covered Skype, recent legislation, enterprise network issues and much more. It was a fun podcast to be part of and I do appreciate the SRT team inviting my participation. If you are new to VoIP security issues in general, do give it a listen.

Posted by Dan York on October 04, 2006 at 12:35 PM in Podcasts, VoIP Security | Permalink

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Dan York, CISSP, is the Chair of the VOIP Security Alliance (VOIPSA) and Senior Content Strategist for the Internet Society.
Jonathan Zar is affiliated with Pingalo and is the Secretary of VOIPSA and member of the Board of Directors.
This is a personal project and neither the Internet Society, Pingalo nor VOIPSA have any formal connection to this podcast. In the interest of transparency we just thought you should know our affiliations.

Why "Blue Box"?

We chose the name "Blue Box" primarily as a nod to the era of phone phreaking in part to illustrate that threats to telephony are not new - they just continue to change and evolve. That and admittedly the name just sounded cool.