Robocallers, scammers, and other fraudulent callers have become a common headache for millions of people and businesses in the United States over the past few years. These unwanted calls often reach people repeatedly.

At Prescott-Martini, LLC, we’re dedicated to helping keep voice services secure, whether you’re a company using an in-house network or a provider offering these services. Read on to learn more about how user token authentication through the STIR-SHAKEN framework helps combat this.

The world is more connected than ever. However, this access can sometimes be leveraged for nefarious purposes by scammers and worse. Luckily, STIR-SHAKEN call authentication technology combats that.

Spam calls have become normalized. Unfortunately, these are more than just a nuisance. These callers often have insidious intentions, which is why the STIR-SHAKEN certificate of authority is a crucial initiative.

With the implementation of STIR-SHAKEN protocols, there are many companies out there that are still trying to sort out the facts and myths about what exactly user token authentication does.

It doesn’t matter if you’re protecting the personal information you keep on your phone for quick reference or proprietary business information, having secure access to your phone is critical.

If you run a business that depends on outbound phone calls to drive sales or grow your client base, telephone caller identity is an essential piece to your success. With the help of Prescott-Martini, you can build trust, your brand, increase answer rates, and fight spammers.

Nearly half of all phone calls we receive each day are spam callers. For some, it’s even more than that. Not only are spam callers annoying, but it’s also dangerous for them to get through to you because it only takes one of them to trick you into giving them some of your personal information.

Spam and robocalls have done severe damage to consumer confidence in telecommunications in recent years. Three-quarters of individuals won’t answer the phone if they don’t recognize the caller ID.