Now that it’s established that video conferencing has become a part of your daily routine, you should start protecting your Zoom identity like you would any other online account. Fortunately, Zoom has begun rolling out its own two-factor authentication system to all users of the company’s video collaboration tool.
How to Enable Two-Factor Authentication in Zoom
In this post, we'll explain what Zoom 2FA is, why you should use it, where it works, and how you can use it to secure your Zoom account.
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Zoom has created an easy way for users and organizations to protect their Zoom accounts from security breaches by adding an extra layer of security. With 2FA, Zoom identifies users by asking for more pieces of credentials to properly verify that they are the owners of that specific Zoom account.
