Taiwanese government bans agencies from using Zoom because of security concerns

Following on from numerous schools across America implementing bans on the use of Zoom, the government of Taiwan is forbidding agencies from using the video conferencing service because of concerns about security. The Taiwanese government issued a directive today ordering agencies to "step up video conferencing security". The order states that should video conferencing be necessary, the software used should not have "security or privacy concerns". Zoom is singled out as a tool that is unsuitable. See also: Zoom CEO and other executives offloaded millions of dollars of shares before privacy and security scandals American schools are banning Zoom and… [Continue Reading]