The document discusses how multi-service business gateways can secure enterprise VoIP networks by addressing various security threats. It outlines four categories of security threats to VoIP systems: network level threats, media threats, communication session threats, and application level threats. It then provides examples of network level threats like denial of service attacks and solutions like firewalls and VPNs. It also discusses securing RTP media by encrypting payloads and verifying integrity through hashing. Finally, it outlines how session border controllers within the business gateways can help secure communication sessions by preventing man-in-the-middle attacks and unauthorized session attempts through measures like encryption, access control lists, infrastructure hiding, and monitoring.