8. Research Session – STIR/SHAKEN in Deployment: Measuring the Telephone Network PKI
Presented by Bradley Reaves, Associate Professor, North Carolina State University; and Hamim Hamid, PhD Student Researcher, NCSU.
Read More7. Panel Discussion – Where Have All the Robocalls Gone? – Countering Evolving Telecom Fraud
Moderated by Ashley Lynn, Associate Director – Product Engineering, at Verizon. Panelists include Kate Kutchko, Principal Engineer – Data Science, Verizon; Jonathan Hurley, Senior Engineer, Verizon; and Christopher Oatway, Associate…
Read More6. VESPER and DNO+: A Standards Update on RTU, Domain Identity, and Authorization-First Trust
Presented by Chris Wendt, Vice President, Systems Engineering, at Somos, Co-Chair of the IP-NNI Task Force, and Director, SIP Forum.
Read More5. The Programmable Network: Navigating Fragmentation in the Network API Era
Presented by Dr. Marco Lafrentz, Vice President of Business and Market Development, at NetNumber.
Read More4. How Lack of Call Authentication Impacts Emergency Services
Presented by Orlando Guitian, CEO, Smart Carrier.
Read More3. Spam Calls: Data, Data and More Data!
Presented by Alex Quilici, CEO, YouMail.
Read More2. Trust as a Product: How to Launch Solutions when the Problem isn’t Fully Solved
Presented by Sarah Delphey, Director, Global Trusted Solutions, at Bandwidth.
Read More9. Closing the Accountability Loop: IPES, the Reseller Reporting Gap, and the Operational Reality of Number Fraud in an All-IP World
Presented by Lisa Marie Maxson, CEO, at 10x People, and a SIP Forum Director.
Read More8. The State of Industry Traceback in 2026
Presented by Josh Bercu, Executive Director, Industry Traceback Group.
Read More7. Panel Discussion – Establishing Trust at Call Origination: Strengthening Identity, Authentication, and Accountability
Panelists include Heather Hendrickson, Sr. Director, Numbering Administration Strategy, Somos; Joel Bernstein, VP & Head of US Public Policy and Government Relations, Somos; Jeremy Marcus, Member, at Lerman Senter PLLC;…
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