Secure Video Conferencing & Encrypted Video Conference Solutions

Security

Security is paramount to us. Everything we do is built around providing a secure video platform for our customers.

Data Privacy & Control

Your data is always your own. We do not sell or share your data with any third parties.

Compliance

Pexip’s platform is designed to meet the strictest U.S. Federal & European requirements.

At Pexip, we offer multiple deployment options from a self-hosted solution, Pexip Infinity, to a private cloud solution called Pexip Private Cloud and a cloud service, the Pexip Service giving you the flexibility to choose what to do with your video conferencing data and how you want to manage it.

Security at the highest level

Our approach to a secure video platform adheres to the strictest security standards established by such risk management frameworks as GDPR, NIST SP 800-37, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS, and enables HIPAA compliance, among others. Compliance and certifications of the Pexip solution include:

Unified Capabilities Approved Product List (UC APL)

Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA)

FIPS 140 Level 2 Validated

Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) Publication 140-2 compliance

Enables HIPAA Compliancy

Enabling Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) compliance

CSA STAR Level One

CSA STAR Registry

ISO 27001 Certified Company

ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certification

CSPN Certification

French National Agency for Information Technology Security (ANSSI)

Spanish CCN (Centro Criptologico Nacional)

Public agency to ensure security of ICT systems, particularly in the public sector

Pexip is committed to upholding high standards of information security, privacy and transparency for its customers, partners and employees.

Security

More than just encryption

Pexip uses industry-standard encryption and security protocols to control access and to prevent unwanted audiences from listening in.

To provide information security in areas that encryption cannot address, Pexip has been developed from the ground up within the constraints of a Defense-in-Depth cybersecurity architecture. Our cyber architecture focuses on applying a holistic approach to security and is designed to address all aspects of the threat model, including application, network, and operational security elements.

Pexip has implemented a sophisticated Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), which enables us to constantly roll out new features, new capabilities, and provide ongoing maintenance and fixes. We have a solid internal culture built on strong privacy and security practices. Our security practises focus on the organisation as a whole; from organisational security procedures, to our people hiring policies and employee security policies, to where and how our products are developed.

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Our security features include:

NIST validated FIPS 140-2 encryption module
Zero Trust architecture (ZTA) compliant policy stack
Use of industry-standard protocols, and full regulation compliance
Data sovereignty and insights
Customizable workflows and features to ensure compliance with desired level of security
Deployable in private clouds

Zero Trust Security Architecture

Learn how Zero Trust (ZT) is shaping the future of data security and how to optimize your ZT environment with Pexip.

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How does Pexip support ZT security?
Who should consider ZT security?
How does ZT security protect against hacks?

Data Privacy & Control

Pexip is committed to upholding high standards of information security, privacy and transparency for its customers, partners and employees.

We do our utmost to make sure your data is private, protected, secure, and compliant with all relevant privacy regulations such as General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)/EU Regulation 2016/679.

Our video collaboration platform strictly follows our ISO 27001 certified information security policies and is continuously tested with technology providers including Microsoft, Google, Cisco, and Poly to ensure high-quality video conferencing between platforms.

Read more about our commitment to Privacy.

Compliance

Our Pexip Information Security Management System (ISMS) is developed and maintained according to the ISO/IEC 27001:2013 standard and is independently audited by DNV.

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What does this mean for you as a customer?

We have formalized internal information security best practices and implemented the practices from the ISO/IEC 27001:2013 standard.
We have formalized a management review of the information security management system and its performance.
Our company meets the requirements of relevant regulatory, contractual, and other legal obligations.
We are committed to meeting regulatory compliance with international laws and demonstrate worldwide recognition of excellence by employing an international framework with specific codes of practice.
We are committed to proactively testing both our software solution and service to ensure they meet high security standards. We conduct both Static and Dynamic Application Security Testing (SAST/DAST), as well as active penetration testing with a certified auditor.

Security in the Pexip Infinity self-hosted solution

The Pexip Infinity self-hosted solution supports the industry standards for communication encryption for end-user devices, ensuring that communication is secure and kept private even if it crosses the internet.

API support for customer-developed security policy stack
Private deployments
Encrypted communication
Best practises security measures
Network and Host IDS
Your own TLS certificates

Security in the Pexip Service

The Pexip Service leverages the best-in-class industry standards for communication encryption for meetings and end-user devices, ensuring that communication is secure and kept private.

Dedicated Pexip network
GDPR compliant
Continuous service monitoring

Learn More

Whitepaper: Video Conferencing & Zero Trust Security: Why Should You Care?

Learn how Zero Trust (ZT) is shaping the future of data security and how to optimize your ZT environment with Pexip.

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Whitepaper: Pexip and the NCSC's Cloud Security Principles

The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre has specified 14 Cloud Security Principles (CSPs) to inform organizations how to configure, implement and operate cloud services in a secure manner. This whitepaper reflects safeguards employed by Pexip in the context of these CSPs.

Security & Privacy Blog | Explore Further

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The 3 most common cybersecurity pitfalls we fail to remember

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23 September 2022

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Data concerns your organization needs to start addressing right now

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5 questions you should be asking about your video conferencing data

Product expert John Burnett explains five critical questions your organization should be asking abou...

23 March 2021

Encryption in the Pexip Ecosystem

Joel Bilheimer discusses what encryption and end-to-end encryption (E2EE) mean to an enterprise col...

12 September 2020

Key privacy and security considerations when choosing a video conferencing solution

Giles Chamberlin, Pexip's CTO, discusses some key privacy and security considerations to make when c...

28 August 2020

Upholding privacy and security: How Pexip aligns with the 14 Cloud Security Principles

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has established 14 Cloud Security Principles to help guide...

26 August 2020

The EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Invalidation: Pexip’s Response and Preparedness

Data privacy is paramount for video communications, and Pexip is committed to keeping your data secu...

Breaking Down Video Conferencing Privacy And Security

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Secure Cloud Video Conferencing: 3 Key Areas to Consider

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How to better secure your video meetings

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Data privacy is paramount for video communications, and Pexip is committed to keeping your data secure

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How Pexip created a telework policy to support its culture of remote work

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How to Plan for a Successful Video Meeting

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Video communications: The natural choice for business continuity in response to Coronavirus

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Why Security is Imperative for Video Meetings

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13 December 2021

Pexip Statement on Log4j Vulnerability

Read Pexip’s statement on Log4j vulnerability from 13 December 2021

Private & secure video conferencing solutions

Security at the highest level

Unified Capabilities Approved Product List (UC APL)

FIPS 140 Level 2 Validated

Enables HIPAA Compliancy

CSA STAR Level One

ISO 27001 Certified Company

CSPN Certification

Spanish CCN (Centro Criptologico Nacional)

Pexip is committed to upholding high standards of information security, privacy and transparency for its customers, partners and employees.

Security

More than just encryption

Our security features include:

Zero Trust Security Architecture

Data Privacy & Control

Compliance

Security in the Pexip Infinity self-hosted solution

Security in the Pexip Service

Security & Privacy Blog | Explore Further

The 3 most common cybersecurity pitfalls we fail to remember

How do secure collaboration tools benefit privacy-conscious organizations?

3 ways to ensure business continuity with secure video conferencing

Key considerations for cybersecurity when using video conferencing

What does it take to secure your most critical video meetings?

Applying Zero Trust security for secure video conferencing

Data concerns your organization needs to start addressing right now

5 questions you should be asking about your video conferencing data

Encryption in the Pexip Ecosystem

Key privacy and security considerations when choosing a video conferencing solution

Upholding privacy and security: How Pexip aligns with the 14 Cloud Security Principles

The EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Invalidation: Pexip’s Response and Preparedness

Breaking Down Video Conferencing Privacy And Security

Secure Cloud Video Conferencing: 3 Key Areas to Consider

How to better secure your video meetings

Data privacy is paramount for video communications, and Pexip is committed to keeping your data secure

How Pexip created a telework policy to support its culture of remote work

How to Plan for a Successful Video Meeting

Video communications: The natural choice for business continuity in response to Coronavirus

Why Security is Imperative for Video Meetings

Pexip Statement on Log4j Vulnerability