Cisco Session Border Control vs Dialogic Session Border Control comparison

Cisco Session Border Control (SBC) is an IP multimedia security and operational enhancement function for session-oriented IP services, based on SIP/H.323/H.248 signaling. It enables direct IP-to-IP interconnect between multiple administrative domains for session-based services, providing protocol internetworking, security, admission control, and management. It enables direct IP-to-IP peering between service providers, and between service providers and their business and residential customers. The most common SBC deployment is Voice over IP (VoIP) peering between service providers by converting IP to public switched telephone network (PSTN) and using existing PSTN peering infrastructure.

Dialogic BorderNet Session Border Control (SBC) is a scalable high-performance SBC that reduces CAPEX and OPEX while providing investment protection through simplified architecture, flexible deployment models, and automation-enabling points of integration. The BorderNet SBC enables mobile and fixed network service providers to interconnect and to deliver innovative IP-based services directly and through SIP trunks. The BorderNet SBC delivers unmatched performance, interworking, ease-of-use and advanced routing in a cost effective, compact platform for a low total cost of ownership (TCO). The portable BorderNet SBC software provides investment protection by enabling transition from a commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) deployment model to a virtualized private or public cloud deployment model.