Webinar Recap – Ask Me Anything with Eric Yuan & Zoom Leadership: March 17
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March 18, 20225 min read
During our "Ask Me Anything" webinar hosted by Zoom CEO, Eric S. Yuan, we provided an update on our progress since our last executive session on Oct. 20, 2021.
Eric was joined on the webinar by Richard Farley, Deputy Chief Information Security Officer; Lynn Haaland, Chief Compliance, Ethics & Privacy Officer; Glory Francke, Senior Privacy Counsel; Ashish (Ash) Hiranandani, Head of Trust & Safety Security Engineering; Jill Eisenhart, Trust & Safety Manager; and Jon Czerwinski, Trust & Safety Analyst.
If you missed this month's session, you can watch the recording here:
2:05-4:55: Eric kicked things off by highlighting the exciting launch of the Zoom Learning Center in December 2021. The Learning Center helps our users discover how to use Zoom's communications platform in a secure and confident manner, with a robust library of short, on-demand courses covering a range of topics for each of our products. Users can collect certificates and badges upon completing the lessons - one of our main courses is called "Zoom Security Basics," which walks you through the safety features that are available to help protect participants in a Zoom meeting. With this free course, you can learn about important Zoom security features and how to host safer meetings in just ten minutes.
4:56-9:04: Richard spoke to the recent additions to our list of third-party certifications and attestations. These include:
Zoom Trust Center updates
Richard also shared some updates to our Zoom Trust Center, a one-stop shop for everything users need to know about Zoom compliance, privacy, trust & safety, and security. We recently updated our certifications to reflect the updates noted above, as well as published a variety of new reports and white papers. We are also planning to launch a new self-service login portal on the Zoom Trust Center in the first half of 2022.
9:05-20:05: Glory and Lynn discussed the publication of a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) on Zoom's Meetings, Webinar, and Chat services published by SURF, which stands for "Samenwerkende Universitaire Reken Faciliteiten" in Dutch or "Co-operative University Computing Facilities" in English. They provided a few key details on the DPIA publication process:
Check out our blog for more information on our cooperation with SURF on the DPIA.
20:06-21:55: Ash spoke to new features designed to help keep Zoom users' accounts safe. These new features include:
21:56-29:25: Jill and Jon walked us through the Trust & Safety team's comprehensive approach to combating abuse on the Zoom platform. Jon provided a robust list of meeting security tips, all of which you can find in this blog. You can test your knowledge on these recommendations by taking the Zoom Security Basics course on the Learning Center as well.
29:26-35:04: For the Q&A session, the panel fielded relevant questions from the audience. From updating your Zoom client to additional details on the DPIA and GDPR compliance, the questions prompted a lively discussion from the entire panel.
Whether you attended this month's session live or watched after the fact, thank you for your interest in learning about the latest in Zoom security and privacy. We're continually evolving our efforts to help make the Zoom experience seamless, safe, and secure for every user.
To learn more about security and privacy at Zoom, be sure to visit the Trust Center or Zoom's blog.
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