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Zoom’s explosive surge in popularity, however, has created security ramifications. You could almost feel sorry for the company — with its unexpected growth, the spotlight has also been shone on Zoom’s security practices, some of which have fallen short of modern expectations.

Google, SpaceX, the New York City Department of Education, the Taiwanese, Australian, and German governments, to name but a few agencies, have banned employees from using the software until Zoom’s security posture improves.

We’ve covered the basics and some useful tips for experienced users in a guide. To maintain the security of your next meeting, our recommendations are here.

If your IT department or your employer is forcing you to use Zoom, shame on them. But here are some tips to make it as secure as possible.