Video Conferencing Security

How to Keep Your Remote Workers and Enterprise Secure

No one expected to find us in the position we are now facing. Many organisations are suddenly supporting their entire workforce remotely. If your collaboration platform has not been up to the task and you find yourself looking at other options, what should you consider to keep your remote workers, and your enterprise secure?

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Expert Q&A: How should service owners simplify enterprise collaboration?

Digital transformation is rapidly changing how and from where we conduct business, resulting in huge market growth for collaborative solutions and video conferencing technologies.

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Quickfire Collaboration Questions: Answered

Quickfire answers to the most common, and most challenging unified collaboration and video conferencing questions that we are asked.

We will be posting a single question at a time, so be sure to come back and check when your question is answered, or post your question in the comments at the bottom so that we can answer it for you.

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Cisco Announces Further Spark Product Updates

This week Cisco has announced further product updates to it's Spark products

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Where Would You Be Without QofE - Part 2: Operating Environment and UX

As a service owner, your business relies on you to champion the advanced features of your communications technology. However, if the products and services are not up to scratch, it can be difficult to promote them and therefore reduce the chances of company-wide adoption. This can then have a negative effect financially, which can leave those higher up reeling from the expense of the initial deployment.

At Videocall, we define the business needs of both IT and end users. We analyse all aspects of your business and how best to integrate new or improved video conferencing estate into your existing workflows.

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Video Conferencing Security- 5 Best Practices

How can you guarantee your video conferencing solution is as secure as possible?
With more than three quarters of businesses using video conferencing for collaboration, and 56% of business executives participating in at least one video call per week, it is more important than ever for businesses to ensure that their conferencing solution is secure, particularly for companies who regularly transmit sensitive data and personal information e.g. financial, legal and medical firms. (Polycom and Redshift Survey)
The need for optimising video security is growing as companies look for new and innovative ways to make employees more productive, and video collaboration and unified communications rapidly overtake the traditional face to face meeting.

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