Since 2018, Theta Lake has partnered with Zoom to provide cutting-edge compliance and security for Zoom's unified communications (UC) platform. Our expertise in delivering advanced, purpose-built compliance and security technology perfectly complements Zoom, particularly in addressing the specific requirements of risk-sensitive and regulated organizations when using Zoom. As one of the select group of strategic partners chosen to participate in Zoom’s ISV Exchange Program, it is now easier than ever for organizations to benefit from Theta Lake’s purpose-built compliance platform to ensure that all communication content is securely captured, preserved, and supervised.

If you didn’t have a chance to attend Zoomtopia this year, there’s still time to watch the sessions as all are available on-demand. Theta Lake was a sponsor of the show and is a long-time partner of Zoom, offering its users the ability to leverage every aspect of the platform and have full coverage for security and compliance across those communication channels.

It’s not a surprise that the work-from-anywhere model is here to stay. Many organizations would go as far as to say that it will become the new normal, where the physical location is secondary to the collaboration tools as to where business is actually conducted. With the rapid implementation of collaboration and communication tools, critical information is being shared across various channels. As a result, the attack surface for enterprises is widening, making it increasingly difficult to manage compliance protocols and reduce the potential of a data leak. With that, businesses face a new series of regulatory challenges for business preservation and supervision of Unified Communications from industry regulations like Dodd-Frank, PCI-DSS, and MiFID II.

The healthcare industry is rapidly switching to telemedicine, pharma related collaboration, and virtual examination, especially during the pandemic. Video conferencing and collaboration platforms like Zoom are becoming a critical part of core healthcare operations. Telemedicine appointments increased 154% from January to March 2020 because of the pandemic and will continue to be a staple of healthcare into the future.