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SIPREC the most used call recording protocol SIPREC is currently the most widely used call recording protocol. It is based on a protocol defined by the IETF and massively adopted by interconnection elements such as SBCs (such as Oracle, Ribbon or Audiocodes) and call recorders. The standard under RFC 7866 was promoted by Nice, Verint, Cisco, Unify (now…
Sippo, Internet Explorer and ORTC
Last week we read this article (link) from Skype about the announcement of the development of the ORTC API for WebRTC. This means that the next versions of Internet Explorer will provide real time communications capabilities but not based on the WebRTC API 1.0 as defined by the W3C that is currently adopted by Mozilla…
Telephony operators and the challenge of validate and certify calls
Quobis, pioneering call identification At Quobis, we have always been conscious of the risks related with identity theft in the voice channel (voice spoofing). In 2011 and from our participation in an R&D project call SecVoID, we created IdentityCall; a solution based on the insertion of personal digital certificates as a part of the SIP header. Essentially, in order to…
Red Seguridad gives Quobis the “Annual best security product award”
Last 24 January the spanish magazine RED SEGURIDAD has celebrated its annual awards ceremony where Quobis has been awarded with the “Best ICT security product or system ” for its product of call authentication. IdentityCall allows to create different secure and authenticated communications environments according to the context. Security is provided by the encryption of…
TMC interviews PM of Sippo on API strategy
TMC: What new business opportunities are being driven by to the growth of the so-called API economy? Santiago Troncoso: The API ecosystem provides a vast set of opportunities based on the Internet main concept: interconnection. In this case, instead of connecting only networks, we are now interconnecting features. This is a way of making possible…
SIP Interconnection options with Quobis Communications Platform
Quobis has been integrating SIP networks using both proprietary solutions (Oracle, Ribbon, AudioCodes) as well as Open Source technologies (Kamailio, Asterisk, FreeSwitch) since 2006. When building the Quobis Communication Platform core called Quobis WAC (Web Application Controller) we decided to tap into this experience. We work with various 3rd party technologies to create a platform that would be able…
