Video Conferencing

Spying: how to recognise an unsecured video conference?

When participating in an online meeting, there are certain aspects that should alert you to the level of security. Here is how to spot them to avoid spying on videoconferences. In its flash #91 on economic interference, the DGSI (General Directorate for Internal...

How does secure video conferencing protect the personal data of companies and employees?

Communicating within and outside the company has never been easier. However, the security of video conferencing software is still rarely taken into account and often exposes users' personal data. The urgency of data protection The GDPR 2022 barometer of Data legal...

6 questions to ask yourself before starting a videoconference

A videoconference cannot be improvised! Like a face-to-face meeting, an online meeting must be prepared. To ensure that it runs smoothly, here are the 6 questions to ask yourself before launching a videoconference. 1. Am I in a good environment? It is important to...

Deepfake, zoombombing… access to a video conference must be controlled

Aug 24, 2022 | Security in Videoconferencing, Video conferencing

Communications in an unsecured video conference can be listened to and recorded at any time. Access to online meetings should be controlled, just as it is for face-to-face meetings. Video conferencing, a mine of information for cybercriminals The use of...

Video conferencing: is a European solution essential?

Aug 18, 2022 | Security in Videoconferencing, Video conferencing

People are increasingly vigilant about the use of their personal data. However, some european companies still rely on the global cloud and digital giants for their video conferencing tools. So why choose a European videoconference? Permeable foreign regulations In...

When the On-Premise model resists

Dec 29, 2021 | Software and Applications, Video conferencing

Despite the massive use of the cloud, it is clear that the On-Premise model has a bright future ahead of it