Sign in to view our recent webinar (now on-demand) for in-depth analysis and discussion on what Zoom got wrong with end-to-end encryption (E2EE). The obvious point being that they didn't even have it to begin with.

What E2EE is and what it's NOT. It's important to start with a clear definition of the components needed for companies to claim E2EE.

Overview of the Zoom saga and how things unfolded.

A walkthrough of how video conferencing apps can implement E2EE without jumping through the same hoops as Zoom, which included buying a company needlessly to build E2EE from scratch.

Patrick Walsh has 20 years of experience building security products and Enterprise SaaS solutions. Most recently he ran an Engineering division at Oracle, delivering features and business results to the world’s largest companies. Patrick now leads IronCore Labs, a data control and privacy platform that helps businesses gain control of their data and meet increasingly stringent data protection needs.

What Zoom Got Wrong With End-to-end Encryption