Cybersecurity

Your communication security, our priority

In an age where information is a weapon, your conversations need uncompromising protection

36%
of businesses identified cyber incidents as the top global risk in 2024.*

Every day, cybersecurity is a priority when it comes to protecting your company’s information systems. But have you assessed how secure your collaboration tools are in the face of growing threats?

Online meetings transmit personal, strategic and even confidential or secret information. In 2025, the expansion of artificial intelligence and cyber-warfare will increase the risks of espionage and intrusion into video conferences.

36%
of businesses identified cyber incidents as the top global risk in 2024.*

Every day, cybersecurity is a priority when it comes to protecting your company’s information systems. But have you assessed how secure your collaboration tools are in the face of growing threats?

Online meetings transmit personal, strategic and even confidential or secret information. In 2025, the expansion of artificial intelligence and cyber-warfare will increase the risks of espionage and intrusion into video conferences.

Why are your video conferences at risk?

In an interconnected and uncertain world, online communications are crucial and subject to increasingly sophisticated attacks.

Icône Usurpations d’identitéIdentity theft

Cybercriminals are now using AI to steal identities and infiltrate sensitive online meetings, in particular with deepfake video and audio. These intrusions are becoming increasingly difficult to detect.

Icône Failles de sécuritéSecurity vulnerabilities

The main video conferencing tools, hosted outside the European Union, have backdoors that can be used by malicious entities. In 2024, 47% of businesses were affected by the exploitation of software or system security flaws. (CESIN 2025 barometer)  

Icône Déploiement non-résilientNon-resilient deployment

In the event of a cyber-attack or IT system breakdown, the video conferencing platform may be rendered inoperable. In this case, the teams, particularly those in charge of crisis management, can no longer collaborate remotely and ensure business continuity.

Secure communications by design.
Sovereignty guaranteed by conviction.

Icône Usurpations d’identitéTixeo, Secure by design video conferencing

Rely on an software publisher recognized in the cybersecurity sector in France and in Europe. With its Secure by Design and Privacy by Design approach and its compliance with European standards, Tixeo integrates security from the first stages of software design to its deployment.

In-depth risk analysis enables anomalies or vulnerabilities to be identified before the solution is brought to market.

End-to-end encryption

The confidentiality of online exchanges is crucial in the face of evolving cyber threats.

Protect your most confidential exchanges (audio, video and data sharing), whatever the number of participants, with Tixeo’s true end-to-end encryption. Developed by its R&D teams in France, it guarantees the secrecy of your meetings while preserving your digital sovereignty.

Maximum protection against intrusion

At the beginning of 2024, a Hong Kong multinational in the finance sector suffered the biggest scam ever perpetrated on the President via deepfake during a video conference, with losses of almost 26 billion dollars.

With Tixeo’s enhanced security and advanced end-to-end encryption, make sure you’re talking to the right person at the right time and keep your most critical exchanges confidential.

Maximum protection against intrusion

At the beginning of 2024, a Hong Kong multinational in the finance sector suffered the biggest scam ever perpetrated on the President via deepfake during a video conference, with losses of almost 26 billion dollars.

With Tixeo’s enhanced security and advanced end-to-end encryption, make sure you’re talking to the right person at the right time and keep your most critical exchanges confidential.

Icône Usurpations d’identitéAccess management

It’s unthinkable to let just anyone into your meeting room.

So why do it with your video conferences?

Avoid malicious intrusions (or zoombombing) thanks to Tixeo’s enhanced access control (account creation, multi-factor authentication, etc.) and precise management of organizer and guest rights.

Leave no trace of your communications

In 2024, information from more than 6,000 online meetings of the German army was published on the internet. Some of this information was classified and related to the conflict in Ukraine.

With Tixeo, each meeting takes place in a separate, ephemeral process: all communications (messages, files, etc.) are systematically deleted as soon as the meeting ends.

Leave no trace of your communications

In 2024, information from more than 6,000 online meetings of the German army was published on the internet. Some of this information was classified and related to the conflict in Ukraine.

With Tixeo, each meeting takes place in a separate, ephemeral process: all communications (messages, files, etc.) are systematically deleted as soon as the meeting ends.

ANSSI
ANSSI

Since 2017, Tixeo has been awarded CSPN certification three times by the French Cybersecurity Agency (ANSSI), proof of its reliability and ongoing commitment. Its experience in cybersecurity is valued within numerous French and European associations.

Questions to ask yourself before a sensitive videoconference

1 – What type of information is exchanged?

Holding a videoconference for the kick-off of a non-strategic project does not require the same rules as holding an Executive Committee meeting remotely.

Certain information is subject to specific regulations and classifications (as classifications under the European Union Classified Information system) that mandate strict handling procedures to protect sensitive or confidential content.

Depending on these standards, the use of a secure, certified and end-to-end encrypted video conferencing solution is recommended or even mandatory.

Tixeo is CSPN certified by ANSSI, and is suitable for the most secret communications.

When organising a meeting, different levels of security are available, for more or less secret exchanges.

2 – Is the video conferencing tool used really secure?

A traditional video conferencing platform based on SIP or H.323 protocols cannot natively integrate end-to-end encryption mechanisms.

Other video conferencing software, which complies with extraterritorial data protection laws (such as the Patriot Act), may have backdoors or encrypt only part of communications. Confidentiality is impossible and the risks of eavesdropping are very real.

What is “true” end-to-end encryption ?

 

3 – Are your employees aware of cybersecurity?

Deploying the most secure software is  not enough to guarantee secure communications. 

Although Tixeo’s default security already limits the risks, its use should not be neglected.

It is essential that employees are made aware of the threats associated with video conferencing and receive ongoing training in cybersecurity, depending on their job and profile.

Areas for raising team awareness

Icône Usurpations d’identitéConnection and network security

The network environment to which a user connects, whether in hybrid mode or on the move, must be trusted.

Icône Failles de sécuritéConfidentiality levels

With Tixeo, watermark text directly on your meeting interface to help you assess its sensitivity (e.g. “Top Secret”).

Icône Déploiement non-résilientCombating phishing

Make your staff aware of the increased risks of phishing linked to online meetings, by sharing good security habits with them.

Reinforce safety at all le

Icône Failles de sécurité


Fabien Lavabre,
Tixeo Security Director.

« Your cyber security is compromised if your meetings get out of hand.

If security is not proactively integrated at every level of your organisation, from your IS to your communications tools, it will not guarantee a high level of protection against the increasingly common cyber-attacks and espionage operations. That’s why cybersecurity training for all parts of the company is all the more essential. »

Preventing shadow IT

Holding an online meeting on a platform that has not been validated internally by the IT Department threatens the integrity of the data exchanged. By training employees about the risks of video conferencing, you can limit the dangers of shadow IT in your organisation.

Tixeo offers dedicated support to prevent risks related to online meetings, taking into account your specific constraints and environment.

Preventing shadow IT

Holding an online meeting on a platform that has not been validated internally by the IT Department threatens the integrity of the data exchanged. By training employees about the risks of video conferencing, you can limit the dangers of shadow IT in your organisation.

Tixeo offers dedicated support to prevent risks related to online meetings, taking into account your specific constraints and environment.

Tixeo is an independent French company and a major player in the cybersecurity sector in France. Its mission is to offer the most secure video conferencing technology on the market. For the past 20 years, the company has focused its efforts on establishing itself as the leader in online meeting security.

Its fight against espionage also relies on training teams with a tailored awareness programme. Enhancing employees’ skills helps to limit the risks associated with phishing attacks and identity theft. Internally, Tixeo relies on ongoing cybersecurity training to ensure network security and data protection.

Tixeo is an independent French company and a major player in the cybersecurity sector in France. Its mission is to offer the most secure video conferencing technology on the market. For the past 20 years, the company has focused its efforts on establishing itself as the leader in online meeting security.

Its fight against espionage also relies on training teams with a tailored awareness programme. Enhancing employees’ skills helps to limit the risks associated with phishing attacks and identity theft. Internally, Tixeo relies on ongoing cybersecurity training to ensure network security and data protection.