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Federal regulators are requiring Zoom to strengthen its security in a proposed settlement of allegations that the video conferencing service misled users about its level of security for meetings. The settlement was announced Monday by the Federal Trade Commission. A complaint filed by the agency accused Zoom of deceiving
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Zoom Video Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: ZM) today announced its new end-to-end encryption (E2EE) is now available to users globally, free and paid, for meetings with up to 200 participants. This feature is available immediately as a technical preview, meaning that the company is proactively soliciting feedback from users f
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Adeya, the secure collaboration leader, announced the launch of its Confidential Video Conferencing feature – the new feature compliments Adeya's end-to-end encrypted collaboration suite. Adeya's platform provides clients with encrypted private calls, messaging, confidential video calls, and secure file transfer. At a tim
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Zoom released a couple of statements on Monday in response to the ongoing chit-chatter allegedly linking the US-headquartered company with China. This comes only days after Zoom acknowledged that it had been open to impacting user accounts outside of mainland China (which means, virtually anybody) at the behest of the Chine
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Video-calling software company Zoom said Wednesday it has figured out how to offer stronger encryption for all of its users, rather than only for certain paying users. The move shows the company continuing to address criticism, which has stepped up in lockstep with the company’s sudden popularity as the coronavirus pan
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In response to COVID-19, video conferencing adoption has grown exponentially as organizations have sought cloud-based communication tools to facilitate remote work and collaboration between distributed teams, putting renewed focus on the security policies and features of cloud video conferencing providers. Upon release o
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The CEO of popular video conferencing software Zoom said the company has no plans to offer end-to-end encryption to users of its free version so it can continue working with law enforcement. During the company's quarterly earnings call, Zoom CEO and Chairman Eric Yuan was asked about plans to use end-to-end encryption to
