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Already there: https://www.zoomgov.com https://www.zoomgov.com Zoom for Government

• ubermonkey 5y ago
  Which I'm utterly sure is in NO way more secure or less of a liability than regular Zoom. Zoom has proven itself to be completely craven about behavior and pseudo-apologies; I'm amazed they have any credibility with CIOs.
  • bladegash 5y ago
    It’s FedRAMP authorized at the moderate baseline. That requires implementation of a pretty sizable and stringent set of security controls, continuous monitoring, and more. I’d say it’s probably a bit more secure than their commercial offering, but that likely depends on your opinion of the control catalog’s requirements and compliance does not always equal secure.
    • ubermonkey 5y ago
      I am in the gov't contracting world, and let's just say I'm not impressed with the "stringency" of FedRamp controls or evaluation. Plus, as noted, Zoom has lied repeatedly about what they do, how they do it, where their data goes, etc., and every time has somehow escaped any real repercussions. They are not trustworthy, regardless of certification.