
Inlayer Builds a Trust Layer for Verified Human Communications, Podcast
“Software can’t fake physics.” In this Technology Reseller News podcast recorded at Alianza Navigate 2026, James Lee, CEO of Inlayer, discusses how the company is evolving beyond Phonism and building a new trust layer for communications in an era of AI-driven fraud. Inlayer owns Phonism, known for SIP device management and security. Lee says the company is now expanding into compliance automation, helping service providers address requirements such as KYC and E911 while creating new verified communication services. The core idea is simple: prove that a real human is present before a sensitive commun...
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Hey everybody, it's Doug Green and I'm the publisher of Technology Resolar News and I'm very pleased to have with me James Lee, CEO of Inlayer, here on the opening afternoon of Allianz 2026. James, thank you for joining me.
Yeah, thank you, Doug. I'm excited to be here at Navigate 26. It's wonderful to see you again. I think when we last did this, it was an audio podcast
and you were with Phonism. Things have changed for both of us. Yep, absolutely right. So Phonism is wholly owned by Inlayer.
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