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PBX telephone fraud or scam is about) access to an enterprise PBX (Private Branch Exchange and use them to route international calls to callers with limited numbers of fresh or dialing the caller, but the knowledge Traditional owner of the factory must pay the appeal tragen.Meine question is: Why do not more companies to monitor their PBX system? There must be an inconvenience to do so, and I can not understand why.
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The disadvantage is that if it is a company’s POLICY
to monitor its PBX, then it is legally responsible for
how its PBX is used.
So if somebody uses it to do something illegal,
law enforcement could say that the company is
responsible for the use of its PBX and monitors it
so it must have been with the blessings of the
company.
This is why most companies retain the right
to do so but do not, as a matter of policy, regularly
do it. They don’t want to take on the liability.