Every business is concerned and should be, about cybersecurity during online meetings. Due to its popularity, Zoom is an attractive target for the bad actors. There are hundreds, maybe more, people working all the time to break Zoom’s security. To help address...
Update: The information in this video is applicable and useful now. As of April 27, Zoom v5.0 is making security improvements and moving settings. Once Zoom’s settings are stable, we’ll update this video. The video applies to the paid version of Zoom. Login to the...
Tomorrow (Friday) morning, expect a completed guide that is quick for you to implement to lock down your Zoom security. Get started now on a few settings: To help prevent an attacker logging into your Zoom account, enable two-step login. Once activated, then when you...
Warn your users about three ways attackers continue to exploit the COVID-19 crisis: USB: A new ploy is bad actors mailing USB devices, appearing to be from your company to your users. Once plugged in, they can open up a channel that permits unauthorized remote control...
Prepare now for slow Internet speeds and dropped mobile phone calls. Some customers report that their remote workers experience slow Internet speeds. The sheer number of people working from home, and others watching videos at home, is causing the Internet to...
