Comprehensive security assessment of Voice over IP infrastructure to identify vulnerabilities and protect voice communications
Voice over IP systems have become critical business infrastructure, but they also introduce unique security risks. Our VOIP penetration testing provides comprehensive assessment of your voice communication infrastructure, including SIP servers, IP phones, and related network components to identify vulnerabilities that could compromise voice communications, enable eavesdropping, or disrupt business operations.
Comprehensive assessment of VOIP servers and network components
Deep analysis of SIP, RTP, and other VOIP protocols
Assessment of call encryption and privacy mechanisms
Identification of VOIP infrastructure components and network topology mapping.
Deep analysis of SIP, RTP, RTCP, and other VOIP communication protocols.
Assessment of authentication mechanisms and credential handling processes.
Evaluation of voice encryption implementation and key management.
Testing for call interception vulnerabilities and privacy breaches.
Assessment of system resilience against DoS and service disruption attacks.
Protect sensitive voice communications from eavesdropping
Protect against unauthorized usage and financial losses
Ensure reliable voice communication services for business
Meet industry standards for voice communication security
Maintain critical voice communication capabilities
Strengthen VOIP infrastructure against cyber threats
High-level VOIP security assessment with business risk analysis and strategic recommendations.
Detailed mapping of VOIP infrastructure components and communication flows.
Technical findings with proof-of-concept demonstrations and remediation guidance.
Best practices guide for VOIP infrastructure security and monitoring implementation.
Protect your VOIP infrastructure from cyber threats and ensure private, reliable voice communications for your business.
We test SIP, H.323, SRTP, and proprietary PBX systems from vendors like Cisco, Avaya, and Asterisk for eavesdropping, toll fraud, and denial-of-service risks.
Yes. We test for unencrypted RTP streams, SRTP downgrade attacks, and man-in-the-middle scenarios that could allow interception of voice communications.
We use isolated test environments and schedule active testing during low-traffic periods. Passive analysis of protocols and configurations is done without any call disruption.