Zero-Day Risks in Video Conferencing - How Maple Keeps You Safe
Published 16 October 2025
What’s Happening
In recent weeks, cybersecurity researchers have uncovered zero-day vulnerabilities, serious flaws that software makers didn’t yet know about, in some of the world’s most popular video conferencing tools.
These flaws can allow hackers to slip malicious code into your system through plugins or integrations. The scary part? It can happen even if your team is just joining a regular meeting.
For businesses that rely on daily calls with clients, partners, or auditors, this is a growing risk, especially for those in finance, legal, or other regulated industries.
What This Means for You
You don’t need to be an IT expert to understand the danger:
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Someone could secretly access meeting data, audio, or shared files.
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Hackers might use a conferencing app as a back door into your company network.
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Even if the conferencing tool itself is trusted, a third-party plugin could be the weak link.
In short, the tools you use every day for convenience could suddenly become a point of exposure.
How Maple Protects Our Clients
At Maple, we take care of the technical side so you can focus on running your business. Here’s what we’re doing behind the scenes to keep our clients secure:
1. Proactive Patch Management
We constantly track updates from major conferencing providers like Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Webex. The moment a security patch is released, we test and deploy it to client systems, closing gaps before attackers can exploit them.
2. Plugin & Integration Control
Many attacks start with third-party add-ons. We review all integrations across your conferencing tools, disable unsafe ones, and only keep those verified as secure.
3. 24/7 Monitoring
Our systems watch for suspicious activity during or after calls, such as unusual data access or background processes. If something looks off, our team is alerted immediately and can isolate the risk before it spreads.
4. Clear Communication
We don’t expect our clients to know every acronym in cybersecurity. When something changes, we explain what’s happening, what it means for your business, and what we’ve done to protect you, in plain language.
5. Secure Setup for Remote and Hybrid Teams
Whether your staff are in the office or working from home, Maple ensures they’re connecting through protected networks and using verified, updated software.
Why This Matters
Video conferencing is now part of how every company operates. But convenience shouldn’t come at the cost of security. Even a small vulnerability can have big consequences for data protection and client trust.
By working with Maple, you get a partner who’s already thinking three steps ahead, identifying risks, fixing them fast, and keeping you informed.
Helpful Reading
If you’d like to learn more about zero-day threats and conferencing security:
You shouldn’t have to think about security every time you start a call - that’s our job.
If you’d like Maple to review your video conferencing setup or confirm your current protections are solid, we’re happy to help.
