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Call Authentication Services for Contact Centers
SecureLogix offers a whole new approach to call authentication designed to increase speed and efficiency, while reducing costs and increasing customer satisfaction.
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Protecting Your Phone System From Attack
SecureLogix protects voice networks by sorting good traffic from bad using advanced call filtering and authentication technology.
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Industry Leaders in Call Authentication & Security
For 20 years SecureLogix has profiled the schemes and threats plaguing unified communications networks.
Threats & Use Cases
Your voice network is under attack from a growing number of highly-sophisticated and effective spammers, hackers, and fraudsters.
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Hackers increasingly favor high-value targets where they can steal or extort the most money, or cause the most damage.
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No industry is safe from voice attacks, robocalls, or fraud, but financial, healthcare, and government organizations have the highest risk when it comes to security.
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SecureLogix offers solutions for a wide variety of industries, applications, and configurations. Talk to a sales rep today about a custom deployment or manged services solution to meet your security needs.
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DHS and SecureLogix Battle Robocalls
SecureLogix was asked by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to study one of the most insidious cybersecurity threats in practice today: spoofed calling numbers, a.k.a. spoofing.
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SecureLogix @ Enterprise Connect 2019
Join us in Orlando March 18-20 at Enterprise Connect 2019. SecureLogix CEO Lee Sutterfield will be leading a panel discussion entitled "Communications Hacks: Sources & Solutions".
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Episode 2: Contact Center Security
SecureLogix CTO Mark Collier examines various topics around contact center security including the benefits of improved call authentication.
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RT @markcollier46: Robocalls are screwing with political polls: https://t.co/TDfaQ8ZtZQ
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Telephony Denial of Service - TDoS White Paper https://t.co/HYksFcnb89
From Cuba to Japan, nuisance robocalls are a reality the world over, costing telecommunications firms between $30 billion to $40 billion annually. But one country stands out.
The spam calls keep coming, offering you loans or threatening you with jail time for IRS violations. By some estimates, they make up at least a quarter of all calls in the United States.
Your phone company may start blocking robocalls without your needing to ask for it.
On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission passed a ruling that allows and encourages phone companies to block robocalls by default.
As part of the upcoming iOS 13 software update Apple revealed Monday at its Worldwide Developers Conference, the company introduced new features that promise to block frequent scam and spam callers.
Robocalls at any time of the day or night are becoming increasingly common. Some in the federal government are working on solutions, but they have to overcome technology and interest-group objections….
An Indian man was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for extorting U.S. citizens out of millions of dollars during his time operating a fraudulent call center in India.
Sharvil Patel, 23, was given the sentence by a federal judge in Tampa and fined $80,000.
A coalition of business groups is rallying against a federal proposal that would allow phone carriers to block certain calls by default, an effort to crack down on illegal robocalls.
On June 6, 2019, the Federal Communications Commission will vote on the most aggressive steps to date to prevent consumers from receiving unwanted and disruptive robocalls.
The US Senate today approved the TRACED Act, S. 151, as reported by the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, by a vote of 97-1. Only Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) voted against the bill. Senate floor action came after the Commerce Committee filed its report on the bill, S. Rep. No 116-41.
The Federal Communications Commission has been fighting robocalls for years, but it hasn’t made much headway. Now it has a new plan to save your phone from the seemingly endless plague of spammy phone calls interrupting your podcast listening.
YOU'VE HEARD THE advice a million times. Don't click links in suspicious emails or texts. Don't download shady apps. But a new Financial Timesreport alleges that the notorious Israeli spy firm NSO Group developed a WhatsApp exploit that could inject malware onto targeted phones—and steal data from them—simply by calling them.
The Texas House gave an initial stamp of approval Wednesday to a bill that aims to prohibit telemarketers or businesses from falsifying their phone numbers.
In a House Committee hearing on robocalls last week, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle found common ground in their disgust over the current state of affairs.
Joined by four robocall experts representing consumer groups, the telecom industry, a hospital, and an anti-robocall app, lawmakers met to figure out how to tackle the plague of robocalls that has tormented everyone with a mobile phone.
That late-night telephone call you just got that amounted to one ring – don't call back.
The Federal Communications Commission has issued an alert to consumers about a new wave of "One Ring" robocalls after "widespread overnight calling" in the states of New York and Arizona.
Move over, Internal Revenue Service. Criminals now prefer the Social Security Administration as their cover agency when they try to swindle Americans over the phone.
The House Energy and Commerce Committee held a hearing entitled “Legislating to Stop the Onslaught of Annoying Robocalls” on April 30, 2019, that focused on seven bills pending before the Committee. While lawmakers and witnesses generally agreed that illegal and abusive robocalls are a problem, the fix or immediate solution in the form of new legislation was less clear.
For most Americans, robocalls are an inescapable annoyance, thanks to scammers, telemarketers and debt-collectors that target smartphones and landlines at all hours of the day.