Zoom is expanding its feature set to provide more advanced capabilities for enterprise customers that help them meet compliance, security, privacy, survivability, and manageability requirements.
It is launching Zoom Compliance Manager Plus, which is a more advanced version of Zoom Compliance Manager, which was introduced in March and provides features like archiving, eDiscovery, legal hold, and information protection from a single solution. The Plus version incorporates new advanced capabilities, like risk detection, data loss protection, and advanced trends analysis.
The company also announced Zoom Meeting Survivability, which helps ensure Zoom meetings can stay running even when experiencing internet disruptions. It uses Zoom Node, which is an on-premises hub for hosting Zoom workloads, and fails over in the event of outages with minimal disruptions to meetings.
Another new feature is Zoom Mesh for Meetings, which helps optimize bandwidth usage, therefore cutting costs. According to the company, customers could save up to 60% in internet bandwidth using this feature.
And finally, Zoom Customer Managed Key (CMK) Hybrid allows customs to control the encryption and decryption process on premises. This feature will be available in Zoom Workspace for Zoom Team Chat in Q4 of this year.
“Zoom’s advanced enterprise offerings reflect our commitment to empowering businesses and providing them with offerings that enable them to be more efficient, secure, compliant, and reliable,” said Smita Hashim, chief product officer of Zoom. “Our goal is to make communication and collaboration on Zoom foolproof, future-proof, and fail-proof.”
