My previous blog posts have looked at the rise of SIP trunking, protecting your SIP trunk in the event of a disaster and securing your SIP trunk from unwanted cybercriminals. I now want to look at another important aspect to think about if you are considering moving to a SIP trunking service – the ability to call emergency services.
Colt Technology Services
22 August 2014
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