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  • Applying Zero Trust principles for secure video conferencing
    Article Jan 13, 2022 1 min read

    Applying Zero Trust principles for secure video conferencing

    Lindsey Baine
    Lindsey Baine
    Jan 13, 2022 1 min read
    • Lindsey Baine
    Lindsey Baine

    The pandemic changed how government agencies do business by requiring remote work and video conferencing for meetings. This is creating a growing need for ways to secure these virtual workspaces better. One way to achieve this digital security, and one that is being mandated across the federal US government, is with Zero Trust architecture.

    Watch this recent interview with Joel Bilheimer, Strategic Account Architect at Pexip, and Kevin Davis, Principal Consultant at Advantage Engineering, to learn how Zero Trust security techniques can be applied to video conferencing for more secure communications from anywhere.

     

     
     

     

     

    Zero Trust Security: Why should you care?

     

    Here's why it matters.

    Find out how Zero Trust is shaping the future of data security in this FREE white paper.

     

     

    Do you have questions or challenges about how to better secure your video conferencing solution? Head over to our secure meetings page to learn more.

     
    Topics:
    • Meet & collaborate securely
    • Secure Meetings
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