Zoom's biggest challenge isn't just fixing its security blunders — it's doing so while maintaining what makes it so popular in the first place (ZM)

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• Zoom has skyrocketed in popularity over the past month, but a slew of security issues have come to light during its rise.
• Zoom is taking measures to address concerns like 'Zoom-bombing' and other recent issues.
• But a key challenge for the company, according to some experts, is maintaining Zoom's ease-of-use while ratcheting up security.
• That's because often times, tighter security means more steps for the user. 
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Zoom has become nearly synonymous with office meetings and socializing as people around the world have adapted to life at home amid the coronavirus outbreak. That has put the roughly 9-year-old company in the spotlight more than ever before — for both the good and the bad, as an onslaught of security issues have come to light. 

The biggest hurdle for Zoom moving forward, according to some security experts, isn't just fixing those issues. It's doing so in a way that enables Zoom to maintain the convenience that has made it so popular in the first place. 

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