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Technology constantly evolves to address emerging challenges. In communications, we’ve seen the migration from traditional phone lines to IP-based services. In cybersecurity, we’re now seeing a similar evolution from passwords to passkeys. For businesses, the appeal is clear: stronger security, fewer vulnerabilities, and a simpler experience for users. While passkeys may not completely replace passwords tomorrow, they are quickly becoming one of the most promising developments in cybersecurity and digital identity management today. As adoption continues to grow, understanding this technology will become increasingly important for every organization and every employee.

At OneVoice Communications, the value we deliver extends far beyond the clients who rely on our solutions. From the earliest design stages to final implementation, we serve as a strategic partner to the professionals involved in bringing a project to life.

Ever been on the phone with your business internet or phone provider and realize halfway through the conversation that you start wondering when the person on the phone started speaking a different language? The conversation starts out innocent enough with “high speed internet” and “phone”; those we understand just fine! Somewhere along the way it takes a wild left turn and now we’re talking about PRI … PBX … DID … DIA – wait what?? Fear not……

The more planning and preparation you do at the start, the easier your actual move will be. OneVoice will coordinate with your IT Department or IT Company for many of these items. We suggest that you create floor plans, generate detailed equipment lists, and assign offices/rooms with unique numbers. Use those unique numbers to then assign equipment to the rooms. When it comes time to move, everything will have a place to go.

If you’ve ever answered a call that appeared to be from a familiar number, only to discover it was a scammer, you’ve already experienced why STIR/SHAKEN exists. STIR/SHAKEN is the telecom industry’s answer—an authentication framework that helps verify *who* is actually calling.