Used in critical contexts, out-of-band communications contribute to protecting exchanges and ensuring the continuity of business activities for organisations in crisis situations. Definition An out-of-band communication refers to communications made outside of the...
Secure video conferencing for lawyers: criteria and privacy issues
Lawyers utilise secure video conferencing for exchanges with their clients or peers. But what are the criteria to ensure the security of communications and the data of the individuals involved in legal proceedings? Confidentiality of video conferencing for lawyers The...
Finance: why is secure video conferencing your crisis management ally?
As prime targets for cyberattacks, companies in the finance, banking, and insurance sectors must be prepared to manage major crises. It is by reacting quickly and in a coordinated manner that they will ensure their business continuity. A dramatic increase in cyber...
How to avoid “zoombombing” during an online meeting?
"Zoombombing" in video conferencing is still going strong. It disrupts increasingly strategic online meetings, often with malicious intent. To avoid this, video conferencing security must be maximised at all levels. What is "zoombombing" in online meeting?...
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...