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Telephony fraud

Oracle Communications' Security Shield evaluates calls crossing an enterprise’s network edge, detects malicious call signatures and behaviours and produces a risk assessment for each call.

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The value of call analytics to the communications network

Prior to cloud computing, employing this level of analytics was cost prohibitive for most companies.

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Rising Phone Fraud Jeopardizes Enterprises Operations and Earnings

Rising Phone Fraud Jeopardizes Enterprises Operations and Earnings
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Rising Phone Fraud Can Jeopardize Operations and Earnings

Rising Phone Fraud Can Jeopardize Operations and Earnings
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