Does anyone really give a (insert favorite profanity) about VoIP security? That was the key question I asked in the presentation I have to the recent 2011 ITT Real-Time Communications Conference. Technically, my talk with titled “The State of VoIP Security“, but I decided to have a little bit of fun with it.

It was an enjoyable session and I recorded a video that I hope that I can make the cycles to produce and upload sometime soon.

Meanwhile, the slides for my talk are now online, although given my style they really need audio or video. Still, you can get a sense of what I covered:

P.S. If you would like to have me give a presentation like this at an event you are involved with, please contact me. I’m frequently presenting and always open to speaking at new venues.

If you will be in Chicago this week for the the 7th Annual Real-Time Communications Conference & Expo, I will speaking on October 5th about VoIP and Unified Communications security as part of the security track of the conference.

There’s a great schedule of speakers and I’m looking forward to both giving my session and also listening to the security presentations that follow mine. If you are going to be at the event, please do say hello!

I’ve been very pleased by the comments I’ve received from people at the Enterprise Connect show this week in Orlando who have read the book. A couple of people mentioned they’ve bought it for the Kindle while at the show. And analyst Blair Pleasant mentioned the book a couple of times in one of her sessions (Thanks, Blair!).

As an author, it’s wonderful to hear that the book is really helping people understand UC security issues.

Thanks again for all the kind words and mentions!

As I mentioned on both the VOIPSA blog and my Disruptive Telephony site, I’ll be in Miami next week, February 2-4, speaking at the SIP Trunking Workshop and Cloud Communications Summit about Unified Communications security.

If you are there at any of the events in Miami (my schedule is online), please do say hello… and if you’d like to meet, please send me an email or contact me on Twitter.

P.S. I may have a few books with me… 😉