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Watchguard shows new 'XTM' super-firewall
Watchguard has announced the first of a new line of ?super-firewalls' it claims will greatly extend the security and management features available on today's Unified Threat Management (UTM) appliances.
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Facetime peers inside Skype encryption
Security vendor FaceTime Communications has released the only security product on the market allowed to look at encrypted instant messages sent between Skype users.
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VoIP phone phreaked by security hole
Researchers have discovered a serious vulnerability in the web interface used to control a commonly-found VoIP phone, SNOM Technology's model 320.
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VoIP guru to offer range of security gateways
After several months in stealth mode, VoIP super-expert Peter Cox has finally taken the wraps off his new security company, UM Labs.
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Zimmermann's Zfone supports Google Talk
The latest version of the Zfone VoIP security software can now be used with almost any phone client, its creator Phil Zimmermann has said.
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Firms ignore wireless and VoIP threats
Organisations are ignoring threats from Wi-Fi, VoIP and USB storage devices. That's according to a survey by the National Computing Centre which found that 40 percent of British organisations had only partially secured their networks.
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Hackers crack VoIP phones
iSec Partners has detailed half a dozen ways to hack into VoIP phone systems that use the H.323 and Inter Asterisk eXchange protocols.
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3Com offers cheap IPS gateways
3Com is jumping into the unified security business, with branch office and SMB gateways that include enterprise-grade security technology from its TippingPoint subsidiary.
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Swiss government tests VoIP bugging
The Swiss government has been testing a "white hat" Trojan that can listen in to phonecalls made using VoIP services such as Skype.
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Zimmermann's Zfone finds home in BorderWare
First success for encryption software, Zfone.
