Our CEO recently sat down with Safety Detectives to discuss offensive security approaches and why voice protocols require specialized security tools designed specifically for real-time communications.
What He Covered
- Why VoIP security assessments can’t rely on generic scanning tools
- How our specialized tooling and ESAP (Enable Security Attack Platform) work differently than traditional approaches
- Why cloud protection mechanisms consistently fail for voice protocols
- The persistent challenge of DoS vulnerabilities in RTC systems
- Emerging AI threats and deepfakes targeting voice communications
The Main Point
Most security tools fundamentally don’t understand voice protocols and their unique requirements. They treat SIP, RTP and WebRTC media like standard web traffic, which creates more problems than it solves.
RTC systems require extremely low latency to function properly. Traditional security mechanisms introduce delays that degrade voice quality, and customers quickly abandon providers when calls become choppy or unreliable.
Why This Matters
VoIP and WebRTC are now critical infrastructure for most organizations. When these systems fail or get compromised, business operations can come to a halt.
Generic vulnerability scanners consistently miss protocol-specific weaknesses in voice systems. These blind spots are exactly where attackers focus their efforts.
Read the Safety Detectives interview.
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