Industries · Call Center & BPO
Dialer hosting, agent infrastructure, and security for outbound and inbound BPOs.
VICIDial deployment in under 2 minutes. Agent workstations. PCI-aware recording. We grew up in this industry.
What BPO operators trust us with.
VICIDial hosting
Managed or unmanaged, single or multi-server cluster. ≤ 2 min provisioning.
Agent infrastructure
Thin clients, softphones, headsets, Wi-Fi for the floor. Procurement to deployment.
Compliance + recording
PCI-aware call recording, retention, agent screen capture, DPDP consent tracking.
VITI Voice
Secure dialer infrastructure for contact centers.
VITI Voice - VICIDial Hosting
Secure, hardened VICIDial cloud hosting in under 2 minutes. Zero-trust access, VoIP-fraud protection, DPDP-compliant.
Predictive Dialer
Compliant predictive dialing for outbound + blended campaigns - DNC/TCPA-aware, consent-logged.
Fully Managed Hosting
24/7 operations, patching, on-call, security hardening. We run the dialer; you run the campaigns.
What is at risk
A contact center is a treasure chest of regulated data - and attackers know it.
Every campaign you run touches data that is valuable to fraudsters and heavily watched by regulators. The dialer that drives your revenue is also your biggest attack surface. When a BPO is breached, it is rarely the network that hurts most - it is the customer trust, the client contracts, and the recordings that walk out the door.
- Toll fraud and SIP-trunk abuse: a compromised dialer can rack up lakhs in international call charges overnight, often over a weekend before anyone notices.
- Call-recording exposure: recordings frequently capture card numbers, PII, and account details. A leaked recording archive is a direct PCI and DPDP breach.
- Lead and customer database theft: your dialing lists, dispositions, and CRM exports are exactly what a rival or a data broker will pay an insider to copy.
- Agent account takeover: shared logins, weak passwords, and unrestricted remote access let one phished agent open the whole floor.
- Client-contract liability: most enterprise BPO contracts now carry security and audit clauses - one incident can cost the account, not just the cleanup.
How we secure the floor
We harden the dialer, the data, and the people who touch it.
Securing a contact center is not a single product - it is layered controls across the VICIDial stack, the recording pipeline, and every agent session. Here is what we put in place.
Hardened VICIDial + telephony
Locked-down Asterisk configuration, SIP authentication, IP allow-listing, and rate limits so a stolen credential cannot dial the world. Patching and CVE monitoring stay on us.
Toll-fraud detection
Real-time alerting on abnormal call volume, premium-rate destinations, and off-hours spikes - with hard caps that throttle a runaway campaign before the bill explodes.
Recording + data protection
Encrypted recording storage, pause-and-resume on card capture, access logging, and retention policies aligned to PCI-DSS and DPDP so sensitive audio is not sitting unprotected.
Agent access control
Per-agent identity, MFA on admin and remote access, least-privilege roles, and session logging. No shared root, no anonymous logins, no standing VPN keys.
Lead + CRM data governance
Encryption at rest, export controls, and audit trails on who pulled which list, so insider data theft leaves fingerprints instead of going unseen.
Compliance evidence
We produce the access logs, recording-retention proof, and control documentation that enterprise clients and auditors ask for - so security clauses in your contracts stop being a liability.
How an engagement runs
From audit to a continuously monitored floor.
We start by finding what is actually exposed on your dialer and data, then close the gaps and keep watch - without taking your campaigns offline.
Step 1: Security audit
We review your VICIDial cluster, telephony config, recording storage, agent access, and lead-data flows. You get a plain-English findings report ranked by what a real attacker would hit first.
Step 2: Harden + remediate
We close the high-risk gaps: SIP and trunk lockdown, MFA, encryption, retention policy, and toll-fraud caps. We schedule it around your campaigns so the floor keeps dialing.
Step 3: Monitor + alert
We wire up alerting for toll fraud, abnormal logins, and bulk data exports, so a problem reaches you in minutes - not on next month invoice.
Step 4: Prove + maintain
We deliver the compliance evidence your clients and auditors want, then keep patching, reviewing access, and updating controls as you scale seats and campaigns.
Why BPO owners take dialer security seriously
Call center and BPO security FAQ
How do you stop toll fraud on our dialer?
Are our call recordings a compliance liability?
Can you secure agent access without slowing the floor down?
Will hardening the dialer take our campaigns offline?
Our clients now demand security clauses in contracts. Can you help us meet them?
Do you handle both the dialer and the surrounding IT?
Need a dialer up by next Monday?
Pick a tier and we'll have you live before lunch tomorrow.

