Advances in network communications over the past 20 years have enabled individuals or companies to meet each other either in online chatrooms or networked calls. Videoconferencing is another system, but as Jeff Goldman of eSecurity Planet notes, can somebody not in the know be listening?
Guiding the conference participants in the intricacies of the devices may help; many videoconference systems have no activity indicators. During recesses, you may advise the other party to take a break and put the link on standby. This will give the IT experts time to review the security of the connection.
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