Endpoint and mobile security company StrikeForce Technologies has launched the SafeVchat video conferencing platform as a more secure alternative to mainstream cloud video conferencing systems.
SafeVchat leverages StrikeForce's out-of-band authentication and keystroke protection technology to safeguard users against data and privacy vulnerabilities, the company said. The platform's features include:
SafeVchat is browser-based and can be deployed via StrikeForce's cloud service, on-premise or a user's private virtual cloud, the company said. In addition, StrikeForce has submitted a mobile version of SafeVchat to the Apple and Google Play stores for review and expects this version to be available soon.
Multiple distribution partners have lined up to support SafeVchat.
Tips to Guard Against Video Conference Cyberattacks
SafeVchat enables organizations to let remote workers communicate and collaborate with one another via video conference during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. It also helps protect these workers against video conference cyberattacks.
Check Point Software Technologies researchers recently discovered that cybercriminals have been using Zoom video conferences and Google Classroom and other communication platforms to attack remote workers during the pandemic. They offered several recommendations to guard against video conference attacks, such as:
MSSPs can provide services to help organizations protect remote workers against video conference cyberattacks and other threats during the pandemic. Furthermore, they can offer tips and recommendations to ensure that organizations can help remote workers securely perform everyday tasks.
