This is the third presentation that was part of the SIPNOC 2018 Robocall & Caller ID Spoofing Data Analytics Solutions Showcase and Panel Discussion. Presented by Paul Florack, VP Product, Transaction Network Services Inc.

This is the second presentation that was part of the SIPNOC 2018 Robocall & Caller ID Spoofing Data Analytics Solutions Showcase and Panel Discussion. Presented by Julie Fowler, Senior Sales Engineer Architect, First Orion.

This is the first presentation that was part of the SIPNOC 2018 Robocall & Caller ID Spoofing Data Analytics Solutions Showcase and Panel Discussion. Presented by Jonathan Nelson, Director of Product Management, Hiya.

Presented by Wolfgang Kampichler, Frequentis AG. Next Generation Emergency Services are designed to close the gap between the quickly evolving technologies (fixed and mobile IP-based communications) and the more conservative approaches required by the emergency communications industry. This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of the architecture envisioned and standardized for future emergency services. ETSI SC…

Presented by Jim O’Brien, VP of Server Engineering, CounterPath. As the usage patterns and expectations of Unified Communications end users have evolved, there is a growing need to examine how the area of network operations is shifting from “owned network” to “any network” observations. Network operations no longer involves service infrastructure, network bandwidth, network equipment…

This is the third presentation that was part of a panel discussion about U.S. Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Division research in Call Spoofing, Authentication, and TDoS Mitigation. Presented by Mark Collier, CTO, SecureLogix. .

This is the second presentation that was part of a panel discussion about U.S. Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Division research in Call Spoofing, Authentication, and TDoS Mitigation. Presented by Dr. Ann Cox, Program Manager, U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Division.

This is the opening presentation that was part of a panel discussion about U.S. Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Division research in Call Spoofing, Authentication, and TDoS Mitigation. Presented by Dr. Douglas Maughan, Director, U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Division.

Presented by Steve Welham, Systems Architect, Metaswitch Networks. This session provides an insight into the network integration challenges and design criteria being faced by carriers implementing the SHAKEN framework based on Metaswitch experience with numerous carriers in North America. Steve Welham will share the company’s view of the evolving architectures and positioning of network functions…

Presented by Mark Lindsey, MTS, ECG. In late 2018, multiple large-scale SIP operators suffered service interruptions due to instability when SIP UAs (such as SIP phones) failover and begin en masse to use a different SIP server. The receiving servers were operational with no intrinsic problem, but the failover process itself triggered instability. This talk…