WEBINAR
Stop Robocalls, Voice Spam & Vishing at the Network Edge
September 16th | 11:30 AM ET
Understanding unwanted calls and how to protect your business.
Unwanted Calls are putting an escalating burden on your voice network, opening your organization up to increased cyber risks and diminishing employee productivity.
In today’s business climate our phone system and voice network are more important than ever. At the same time, there has been a spike in Robocalls, Spam Calls, Spoof Calls & Vishing calls that are clogging up the network, reducing responsiveness to our customers and business partners, and putting our organizations at increased risk from malicious callers. In recent weeks businesses are reporting an onslaught of unwanted calls regarding COVID-19, Paycheck Protection Program, Political Calls and Social Justice.
It’s time to stop unwanted callers to your business.
In this webinar you will learn the size and scale of the problem and how to identify the severity of unwanted calls in your voice network.
Event Details
When
Thursday, September 16th, 2021
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Eastern
Where
Online
Agenda
- Unwanted Voice Traffic: A Growing Business Issue
- Blocking Unwanted Calls at the Network Edge
- Real Examples…Immediate Impact
- Identifying the Severity of the Problem in your Voice Network
- Q & A
How is Voice Spam impacting you & your organization?
We have the industry’s most powerful source of truth on the topic of unwanted voice traffic,
we call it the UVT Engine and here are a few of the insights…
We have the industry’s most powerful source of truth on the topic of unwanted voice traffic, we call it the UVT Engine and here are a few of the insights…
12%
Unwanted Traffic
Prior to implementing the Mutare Voice Spam Filter, on average, 12% of Client’s Voice Network Traffic is Unwanted Traffic.
34%
CYBER THREATS
Prior to implementing the Mutare Voice Spam Filter, on average, 34% of Unwanted Traffic are potential cyber threats.
23
MINUTES/DAY
According to a UC-Irvine study, unwanted calls can create up to 23 Minutes of unproductive time per incident