Webex is a video conferencing platform known for its commitment to security, but there are still risks journalists must keep in mind. In Part 4 of this series on video conferencing for Reporters Without Borders (RSF), tech security expert Bence Kócsi explains the benefits and risks of using Webex, and […]

Like all communication apps, Google Meet has security flaws, and journalists must use it wisely. In Part 3 of this series on video conferencing for Reporters Without Borders (RSF), tech security expert Bence Kócsi explains the risks, and security precautions to take when using Google Meet. Google Meet is favoured […]

Zoom, the world’s leading video conferencing platform, has taken recent steps to improve its security but journalists who value their privacy should still remain cautious when using the app. In Part 2 of this series on video conferencing for Reporters Without Borders (RSF), tech security expert Bence Kócsi explains the […]

Video conferencing is a convenient alternative to in-person meetings, but there are unique security risks journalists must keep in mind. In this series of articles for Reporters Without Borders (RSF), tech security expert Bence Kócsi covers popular video conferencing platforms, explains the risks journalists should be aware of, and the […]

Every journalist should use a VPN (Virtual Private Network) to hide their internet traffic, especially when sending sensitive information. However, finding a trustworthy VPN service provider can be challenging, especially when the service is free-of-charge. In this article, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) discusses what to look for when choosing a […]

Strong passwords are already less vulnerable to brute force attacks or other hacking methods than simple passwords, and ensure a minimum of safety for your data. But a new passwordless login technology can give your security an even greater boost. In this article, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) presents the mechanism […]