Zoom strong-armed by US watchdog to beef up security after boasting of end-to-end encryption that didn’t exist

The video-conferencing giant will carry out an annual security assessment of its software and have its internal security program assessed by a third-party every two years. It also has to create a vulnerability management program, and add security safeguards, such as multi-factor authentication and proper data deletion.

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