Best Practice to Integrate CER with RedSky E911 Anywhere via SIP Trunk

We are trying to integrate CER 9 with RedSky for V911 using a SIP trunk and need assistance with best practice and configuration. There is very little documentation regarding "best practice" for routing these calls to RedSky. This trunk will be handling the majority of our geographically dispersed company's 911 calls.
My question is: should we use an IPsec tunnel for this? The only reference I found was this: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/collateral/enterprise-networks/virtual-office/deployment_guide_c07-636876.htmlm which recommends an IPsec tunnel for the SIP trunk to Intrado. I would think there are issues with an unsecure SIP trunk for 911 calls. Looking for advice or specifics on how to configure this. Does the SIP trunk require a CUBE or is a CUBE only required for the IPsec tunnel?
Any insight is appreciated.
Thank you.

you can use Session Trace in RTMT to check who is disconnecting the call and why.

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