We made a number of upgrades across our entire platform to enhance functionality and improve reliability, including increasing the number of co-located data centers globally to 19 and releasing an enhanced Business Associate Agreement (BAA) for our customers with a Zoom for Healthcare license.
Zoom for Government, a FedRAMP authorized platform, helped many federal, state, and local agencies, federal systems integrators, and contractors support continuity of operations and mission-effectiveness during the pandemic, as well as positioned them for their current and future IT modernization journey.
Additionally, we launched our Zoom Cares philanthropic initiative, brought our annual Zoomtopia 2020 user conference online for the first time to thousands of users around the world, and hosted our first Zoom Summer Academy to provide training and resources to educators teaching remotely. (Check out our Zoom for Education highlights from this past year.)
As we wrap up 2020 and prepare to welcome a new year, we want to express our gratitude to everyone using Zoom to connect and collaborate. We look forward to serving you in 2021 and beyond!
Editor’s note: This blog post was edited on Aug. 3, 2021, to include the most up-to-date information on Zoom encryption.