Explore the ongoing use of the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) and discover alternatives to upgrade your network strategy. Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone in 1876. In 1915, he ...

Something of a tempest in a teapot has sprung up over Hurricane Sandy’s impact on one New Jersey community. Last week, a New York Times article cited complaints from some residents (one, actually) of ...

• Importance of different mobile communications solutionsThe survey also aimed to test several hypotheses related to evolving work styles, the impact of macro-economic factors on communications ...

Maximum Networks, an experienced provider of managed IT support, telephony and IT solutions consultancies, has cautioned businesses about complacency ahead of the scheduled analogue switch off of PSTN ...

Telecommunications have been undergoing a significant transformation with the impending transition from the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) to more advanced communication technologies This ...

Around 350k business premises are still using services that depend on a technology that is being phased out in months.

This week, we’ll take at look at the signaling system used by the PSTN as we begin to highlight some of the security concerns about networks moving toward a converged infrastructure. Today, we’ll ...

This time we’d like to make some comparisons between the security of the PSTN and the security of data networks. Data networks, like the PSTN, require physical protection on some levels. Data networks ...