Part 2 of 2
Did you know that over 4 billion robocalls happen every month on average in the United States? The impacts of these fraudulent calls range from mildly annoying to potentially devastating. Robocalling and phone number spoofing are headaches that affect both consumer and enterprise telephones, including your contact centers. Many technology solutions have been developed to help stem the tide of voice spam, but no one solution is one-size-fits-all.
In this 2-part series, led by Pindrop’s Principal Sales Engineer, Jay Hart, we will explore how call spoofing and robocalling occur, what technology solutions are out there to help, and what gaps remain.
PART 1: STIR/SHAKEN and the Contact Center
In response to the rise of consumer voice spam, the TRACED Act was signed into law in the US and the STIR/SHAKEN protocol stack was developed by telecommunications companies to help end them.
Watch part one of our two-part event where we explore:
PART 2: Basics of Phone Number Spoofing and Robocalling
How do you spoof a phone number? What are the methods that fraudsters use to try to hide their identities? Where do the bad guys go next after STIR/SHAKEN is implemented?
Watch part one of our two-part event where we explore:
Jay has been in the technology industry for over 25 years working in various roles in sales, professional services, and software engineering. His career has spanned multiple industries including banking and finance, hospitality and travel, retail, public utilities, and government. He has spent the last 15 years as a subject matter expert in speech applications, contact center technologies, and security. He has been with Pindrop since 2013, serving in multiple roles within the organization.
5 years at Pindrop as a Sales engineer. Prior to Pindrop, Dave spent 9+ years working with contact centers utilizing speech analytics. Dave also has a great deal of experience in working with outsourced contact center agents worldwide.
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