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Zoom to enhance security as part of proposed US settlement with FTC

By Susan Heavey and Nandita Bose on Nov 11, 2020 6:43AM
Zoom to enhance security as part of proposed US settlement with FTC

'Security practices didn't line up with its promises'.

Zoom Video Communications must implement a new information security program as part of its proposed settlement with US regulators over user privacy issues, the Federal Trade Commission said. The resolution did not have any financial component but the agency said Zoom would face fines of up ...

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By Susan Heavey and Nandita Bose
Nov 11 2020
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