E2EE for Video Conferencing Platforms? Yes, It's Possible.

Thanks to everyone who joined us for our webinar on What Zoom Got Wrong With End-to-end Encryption (E2EE). The replay of the webinar is now available. We also wrote an in-depth eGuide on E2EE for video conferencing platforms, which you can download below. 

• Watch the webinar replay
• Download the webinar slides
• Read The End-to-end Encryption Guide for Video Conferencing Platforms 

New Product Alert!

With so many enterprise customers asking for Customer Managed Keys (CMK), it's hitting a lot of roadmaps. But shipping CMK takes time and attention from the Engineering group. Until now.

If you store customer files in Amazon's S3 storage, you can turn on CMK with some simple configuration changes and be up and running, giving your customers what they want for their uploaded files, recordings, and attachments.

IronCore's new SaaS Shield for Amazon S3 makes it easy to ship a new data privacy feature with your next release and turn it into an upsell feature for your sales team.

Read our datasheet explaining how it works, and we'll be following up with an announcement once it's live in the Amazon Marketplace.

That's all for now. If you care about data privacy like I do, let's connect on Twitter. If we can help with end-to-end encryption or customer managed keys, reach out to me via email.

Until next month.

Patrick Walsh CEO, IronCore Labs