In four short months, the video conferencing app Zoom went from roughly 10 million daily meeting participants to over 300 million. As the global pandemic unfolded, it became a household name while businesses scrambled to transition to remote work, schools began holding classes online, and virtual happy hours became the primary means of socializing.
With that expanding user base and climbing stock valuation came a greater level of scrutiny. Two recently publicized vulnerabilities brought back into the spotlight a number of previous security and privacy missteps by the video conferencing leader.
Security is more important than ever right now, with cybercriminals taking advantage of fear and a widespread desire for information. The question is: should you (or your organization) avoid Zoom? ...read more!
