ProSBC combines solid protection, IP-to-IP network adaptation and fast setup time in a single solution. Perfect and ideal for:
Not protecting a network with a Session Border Controller (SBC) can expose a system to several significant risks, compromising both security and service quality. Without an SBC, a SIP network becomes vulnerable to various forms of attacks, such as Denial-of-Service (DoS) and Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS), which can overwhelm the system, leading to downtime, service interruptions, and potentially damaging data breaches. Additionally, without proper protection, the network is more susceptible to toll fraud, where attackers gain unauthorized access and make fraudulent calls, resulting in financial losses. Interoperability issues between different network elements can also arise, leading to poor call quality or even call failures. Moreover, without an SBC’s topology hiding capabilities, sensitive network infrastructure details such as IP addresses and routing information are exposed, making the network a target for exploitation. Finally, the lack of an SBC means no efficient control over call traffic, potentially leading to congestion, poor quality of service (QoS), and inability to manage call routing effectively. Overall, not using an SBC leaves a network exposed to security threats, performance issues, and service disruptions, severely impacting both operational integrity and customer trust.
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TelcoBridges ProSBC (Session Border Controller) plays a critical role in protecting SIP-based networks by acting as a security and interoperability gateway between different network segments. It ensures the safe exchange of SIP traffic by providing robust defense against a wide range of threats such as denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, toll fraud, and unauthorized access. The ProSBC offers advanced security features, including encryption, topology hiding, and deep packet inspection, to safeguard sensitive communication and prevent malicious intrusion. Beyond security, it enhances network performance by optimizing signaling and media flows, supporting high scalability, and ensuring quality of service (QoS) through efficient traffic management. By integrating the ProSBC into a SIP network, service providers can maintain secure, reliable, and high-quality voice and multimedia communications, while mitigating risks that could otherwise compromise the integrity of the network.
Multi-purpose secured SIP communications
| Max. concurrent sessions | 32,000 |
| Max. call attempts /sec | 1250 |
| Max. registrations /sec | 3400 |
| Max. registered devices | 350,000 |
| Lawful interception | ETSI 201 671 |
| SIP | RFC 3261: Session initiation protocol RFC 3262: Reliability of provisional responses in SIP RFC 3263:Locating SIP servers RFC 3891: The SIP replaces header RFC 3892: The SIP replaces header RFC 4975: SIP occurrence table RFC 5373: SIP Call control for multi-party sessions RFC 6086: SIP session timer RFC 6665: SIP-Specific event notification RFC 6141: SIP trunking |
