What is one method of securing VoIP traffic on the IPO Platform?

Implementing encryption protocols such as SRTP (Secure Real-time Transport Protocol) is an effective method for securing VoIP traffic on the IPO Platform. SRTP is specifically designed to provide encryption, message authentication, and integrity, which are critical for protecting voice communication from eavesdropping and tampering. By encrypting the data packets that carry voice calls, SRTP ensures that even if the packets are intercepted, the content cannot be easily deciphered by unauthorized individuals.

This focus on encryption is vital because VoIP traffic is susceptible to various types of attacks, including interception and replay attacks, given that it travels over the internet or other untrusted networks. Utilizing encryption protocols like SRTP directly addresses these vulnerabilities, making it a proactive way to enhance the security of voice communications.

While using a firewall, regularly changing passwords, and reducing call volume might contribute to a more secure overall environment, they do not specifically target the inherent vulnerabilities associated with VoIP traffic in the same way that encryption protocols do. Firewalls control traffic and enforce rules, but without the added layer of encryption, VoIP data can still be exposed. Regularly changing passwords helps secure access to the system but does not encrypt the data being transmitted. Reducing call volume may minimize certain types of