Core principles of zero trust and zero trust architecture

Applying zero trust to video collaboration

Traditional zero trust architectures focus on applications and data stores. Video collaboration introduces a dynamic layer of users, devices, and shared content that needs governing with the same rigor.

Pexip treats every meeting as a controlled data environment, which enables:

Continuous verification of participants and sessions
Just-in-time, just-enough access to meeting features and content
Secure collaboration with internal and external users
Elimination of static controls like PINs and shared links

Meetings under your control

Pexip’s open architecture make it possible to realize the potential of a fully-developed zero trust and data-centric environment.

Role and attribute-based access controls

Enforce RBAC and ABAC policies per participant through integration with your external policy engine. Access to meetings, breakout rooms, and content is granted dynamically — based on role, attributes, and context.

Learn how to restrict access with policies

Microsegmentation of meeting data flows

Meeting traffic is isolated so a compromised user or device is prevented from moving laterally across other sessions or systems, containing threats and reducing lateral attack surface.

Identity-based authentication

Integrate with your identity provider to extend SSO, MFA, and federated authentication directly into the meeting environment — aligned with your zero trust framework.

Read our access control ebook

Expert white paper

Integrating video collaboration into a zero trust framework

Our Pexip cybersecurity lead, Joel Bilheimer, explains how zero trust security design offers both control and agility for managing your secure video meetings.

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