Note:  I came across this product today.  I like how they explain their approach using a self-proclaimed "non-proprietary solution" and open source operating system.  It seems the more we look at true security on our networks, the only way I can see us truly securing hardware is using a open source model so we can have alot of eyeballs examining the code and releasing patches faster so it stays secure.  People need to realize that securing a network is a goal and moving target.  The second you rest on your laurels and think you are secure thats the moment your most vulnerable because you have taken your eye off the ball.  Anyways here is the release we found:

"BorderWare Technologies has announced what it is calling a new approach to securing and servicing VoIP that is cost effective and highly scalable to meet the needs of today's service provider and enterprise markets. As VoIP security evolves, service providers and enterprises are realizing the need to secure their converged applications including VoIP, Video and other real-time applications, to protect from attacks such as toll fraud, service disruptions and Spam over Internet Telephony (SPIT)."