Secure Your Zoom Meeting
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Random meeting IDs and open permissions in video conferencing rooms can allow strangers to join meetings and share inappropriate content if the host is not careful. The document recommends changing settings to require passwords for meetings and disable file sharing or annotations for all participants besides the host. It also suggests having a co-host and being prepared to remove unwanted users to prevent unwanted participants from disrupting meetings.
Secure Your Zoom Meeting
- 1. Trending in current news reports
- 2. URLs shared on social media Open permissions in rooms Participants are strangers How does it happen?
- 3. Overall Meeting Settings Scheduling Meetings We recommend changing these settings:
- 5. Random meeting ID Require a password Disable sharing, 鍖le transfers, annotation, etc. by anyone but host Put URLs in Canvas Slow the trolls
- 6. Trust: Do you know your participants?
- 7. Hypothetical
- 8. Prevent this from happening to you
- 10. Remove the bad actor in Participants 1 2
- 11. Lock the meeting from the More menu 3