Maximum security for web conferencing information
In response to the growing risks associated with global data traffic, most Web conferencing solutions come with extensive security features.
| Citrix GoToMeeting 4.0 | Netviewer Meet 6.0 | Cisco WebEx Meeting Center 8.5 | Microsoft Office Live Meeting 2007 | Digital Meeting | ||||||
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| Meeting-specific security (defined at the invitation stage) | ||||||||||
| Low security: Meeting accessible to anyone with the meeting ID |  |
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| Medium security: Meeting only accessible by means of an additional password (meeting ID + meeting password) | |
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| High security: Meeting only accessible to invited participants (email + meeting ID + password) |  |
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| Accounts are deactivated after three failed attempts to enter the correct meeting password | |
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| System-level security | ||||||||||
| 128-bit SSL encryption | |
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| 128-bit AES/ Blowfish encryption | |
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| 256-bit AES Verschlüsselung | |
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Security certification from CyberTrust |
Security certification from Fraunhofer-Institut SIT; Attaining BSI security certification currently in process |
Security certification from Web Trust and SAS70 |
Security certification from CyberTrust |
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| Review updated | June 2009 | February 2010 | October 2009 | June 2009 | June 2009 | |||||
