PBX Security

PBX security requires innovative tools

As VoIP continues to revolutionize corporate telephony, telecom managers have their hands full trying to maintain PBX security. While the growth of VoIP technology adds tremendous value to corporate voice networks, it complicates the task of PBX security. Phone lines can now be the point of entry for a host of new threats not only to the voice network, but to the data network as well. That's why for maximum PBX security, leading organizations around the world have chosen solutions from SecureLogix®.

SecureLogix provides PBX security solutions

SecureLogix designs PBX security solutions for real-world security challenges. With over one-half million corporate phone lines currently managed and secured using SecureLogix product, the ETM® System, and with clients in almost category of industry, SecureLogix is viewed as a worldwide leader in PBX security.

Gartner named SecureLogix a "Cool Vendor in Telecommunications" in 2004, and the company has a growing reputation for innovation and excellence in PBX security. SecureLogix has received many telecom industry awards including Network Computing's "Security Product of the Year" and "Most Outstanding Product of the Year."

Powerful applications for maximum PBX security

SecureLogix ETM System 5.0 is a powerful solution for PBX security challenges. Incorporating the world's first voice firewall as well as call recording capabilities and intrusion prevention applications, the ETM system enhances PBX security by enabling telecom managers to:

Ensure dial tone – by protecting VoIP and legacy systems from attack and service disruption

Provide visibility – over all VoIP and legacy voice traffic from a single dashboard

Lower PBX security costs – through prevention of wasteful and abusive voice service

The ETM System helps achieve greater PBX security by allowing administrators to secure, manage and optimize any hybrid mix of VoIP and legacy systems, scaling to meet the needs of both large and small systems, while reducing the amount of time and resources needed to manage PBX security.