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Secure Videoconferencing Communications (SVC) Proposal

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SECURE VIDEOCONFERENCING COMMUNICATIONS (SVC) PROPOSAL 2

Functional Requirements for Videoconferencing

This is a functional requirement when an information system specifies how it should act

or establishes what the system should do. Defining them before implementing or producing

anything is critical to ensure that everything functions properly together. Videoconferencing

technology enables geographically separated to participate in lengthy talks, file sharing, and even

social activities (Lifesize, 2020). With this kind of technology, audio, video, recording, file

sharing, presence notification, dialogue, and polling are all conceivable. Additionally, these

systems may include several security features, such as encryption, to safeguard your data. On the

other hand, many videoconferencing systems are prone to security issues such as espionage,

files, images, or other data collecting.

Videoconferencing systems, whether hardware- or software-based, may employ several

network protocols. Specific web-based videoconferencing systems operate without the need for

additional hardware or software (Lifesize, 2020). They are often available for free or at a very

cheap cost. On the other hand, a more complex system would cost several thousand dollars. Real-

time conferencing systems exchange audio and video over a network by using digital compression

technologies such as codecs.

The absence of a secure video conferencing technology is a significant constraint in our

current configuration. The following are some of the talents sought by this proposal (Lifesize,

2020): The system should work 24 hours a day. This is necessary if we are to work on a global

basis. Secure messaging with high-definition video and screen sharing should be incorporated as

part of the service. Additionally, a high level of security and encryption must be compatible with

all other technologies on the system. Finally, they must be capable of supporting up to 25 people

concurrently and have a system for authenticating who is on the line. Zoom, Skype, and Cisco

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Running head: SECURE VIDEOCONFERENCING COMMUNICATIONS (SVC) PROPOSAL Secure Videoconferencing Communications (SVC) Proposal Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Date SECURE VIDEOCONFERENCING COMMUNICATIONS (SVC) PROPOSAL 2 Functional Requirements for Videoconferencing This is a functional requirement when an information system specifies how it should act or establishes what the system should do. Defining them before implementing or producing anything is critical to ensure that everything functions properly together. Videoconferencing technology enables geographically separated to participate in lengthy talks, file sharing, and even social activities (Lifesize, 2020). With this kind of technology, audio, video, recording, file sharing, presence notification, dialogue, and polling are all conceivable. Additionally, these systems may include several security features, such as encryption, to safeguard your data. On the other hand, many videoconferencing systems are prone to security issues such as espionage, files, images, or other data collecting. Videoconferencing systems, whether hardware- or software-based, may employ several network protocols. Specific web-based videoconferencing systems operate without the need for additional hardware or software (Lifesize, 2020). They are often available for free or at a very cheap cost. On the other hand, a more complex system would cost several thousand dollars. Realtime conferencing systems exchange audio and video over a ne ...
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