Skype to play nicer with corporate networks

Darth Vador is turning Superman. Skype is making effort to comply with business VoIP phone security needs. That’s, in essence, what Skype’s chief security officer Kurt Sauer told Computer Business Review.

And to give a proof of their goodwill to be more warmly welcomed by corporate network administrators, Sauer says Skype has already been shown how to optimize and tune their networks for Skype use.

A bonus package is expected to be release soon. It can be deployed over products such as Microsoft System Management Server, and which can also be managed through various desktop administration technologies.

Jul 1, 2006 | By Nuno

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