Permission to speak freely


Digitally Enhanced Cordless Telecommunication (DECT) is a 1.9 GHz technology that utilises a dedicated part of the wireless spectrum. It provides high levels of security and audio quality in the office.


Protect your communications with Plantronics DECT One central view


Reduce eavesdropping Plantronics DECT headsets meet the enhanced security standards of the DECT Forum Security Certificate, designed to reduce the risk of eavesdropping.


Multi-task on the move


Roam up to 120m from the base to allow users to work where they want, when they want, and how they want.


A new key every minute


Derived cipher key procedure limits the opportunity for hacking attempts by updating the cipher key at least once every 60 seconds during the encryption process.


Plantronics Manager Pro deploys firmware updates remotely from centrally managed applications and services, making it simple and easy to meet the enhanced DECT Security standards.


Stronger data stream protection


Early encryption now starts immediately after a connection is established, so no information is exchanged without being encrypted.


Invalid connection attempts neutralised


If there’s any suspect behaviour between the headset and the base station, the call will be terminated to reduce the chance of security risks.


DECT security certified products


Savi and CS500 headsets keep conversations safe and secure. With 8 discrete security measures, including 64-bit encryption, confidential information remains private.


Savi 700 series


Triple connectivity – toggles between mobile, PC and deskphone


Learn more - bt.com/techknow/savi700


Call our IT Specialists on 0870 429 3090


CS500 series Deskphone only


Learn more - bt.com/techknow/cs500


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