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For three decades, we’ve been empowering organizations to re-imagine a better way to connect with each other. Today, through our transformative digital voice and text messaging solutions, we make communications with colleagues, customers and prospects simple, secure and effective. And that means more time and less stress for your employees, a more positive experience for your customers, and improved bottom line results for your organization.

Secure Your Voice Channel, now.

Telnyx customers now have simplified access to the the world’s best voice protection solution. With our Voice Traffic Filter, you will see unwanted calls cease, immediately. Our industry leading, multi-layer protection stops nuisance and nefarious calls at the network edge, before they enter your network.

Understand the Problem

What is Unwanted Traffic?

Unwanted Traffic is comprised of telephone calls that have no positive business purpose. Some of these calls are initiated by humans and some are initiated by a machine, and can vary from a minor nuisance to downright nefarious.

The Size of the Problem

On Average, 12% of Total Voice Traffic is Unwanted Traffic, of which 34% are potential cyber threats… The cost of a single data breach in the US? $8.19M, which leads to a global loss of about $46.3 Billion per year.

How is it Impacting You?

Unwanted Traffic affects the modern enterprise in three main ways: it stymies voice network traffic, offers a cybersecurity risk by putting critical company IP at risk, and it distracts your employees from working on the issues that actually matter.

We have the industry’s most powerful source of truth on the topic of unwanted voice traffic.

We call it the UVT Engine and here are a few of the insights…

1. On average, 8.94% of Voice Network Traffic is considered Unwanted prior to implementing our Voice Traffic Filter.
2. Did you know that on average, 45% of Unwanted Traffic coming into the Voice Network is considered nefarious?
3. According to a UC-Irvine study, unwanted calls can create up to 23 Minutes of unproductive time per incident.