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Zoom for Government is a more secure version than Zoom Commercial and meets the Federal Reserve System’s security requirements. The security within Zoom for Government limits the potential impact of an event that could result in the loss of information. It is operated by US persons, including all customer support personnel, sales engineers, and operations personnel.
While built for U.S. federal agencies, Zoom for Government is also available to U.S. state and local government customers, as well as other approved businesses and organizations that support the U.S. government.
Zoom for Government has all the same features within Zoom Commercial but operates in a dedicated, secure infrastructure designed to meet the Federal Reserve System’s requirements. Zoom for Government updates are released one to three months after the changes are made on the commercial Zoom platform. This is because the Zoom for Government code needs to go through additional FedRAMP security and compliance requirements and reviews.
Zoom for Government is approved for external use and for these use cases: collaboration with external agencies and academia, Human Resource interviews, media interviews, public outreach, researchers discussing data allowable for public consumption, and training or conferences.
Zoom for Government is approved for up to Internal-FR information classification.
This link on Learning Pathways is a great resource on how to secure a Zoom meeting.
No. File sharing is disabled.
To host a meeting or webinar, you will need a license. To attend a Zoom for Government meeting or webinar, you do not need a license.
You will have to request a meeting or webinar license. Zoom for Government (sharepoint). You do not need a license to attend a meeting or webinar.
This link is the same as the blue "Sign In" button at the top right of this page that will trigger your authentication to the browser portal.
If the dropdown on your sso login option is set to "zoomgov.com" then your company domain is "frbmeetings" (without the quotes).
1. Sign in to desktop app. 2. Sign in via SSO. 3. frbmeetings.zoomgov.com (full company domain) 4. Press continue and app will trigger same okta authentication from browser to sign into the desktop app.See the Zoom Getting Started Guide. You can find videos and more resources on the Zoom for Government Learning Pathways page.
See the Zoom Getting Started Guide or watch the Joining a Zoom video call video.
Yes, you can. You do not need a Zoom for Government license or host account to attend a meeting or webinar.
See the Zoom Getting Started Guide or watch the Joining a Zoom video call video.
Yes, if you have requested webinar license. See Scheduling a Zoom Webinar. End Users can submit requests for Federal Reserve System shared webinar licenses of (1k, 3k, 5k) through the current process.
See the Zoom Getting Started Guide.
Yes, with prior approval. See Zoom Meeting Recording Guidance.
Yes, you are permitted to download the Zoom mobile app from the Comp Portal.
Yes, you can access your meeting through your browser or via the Zoom app on your Mac.
Yes. The FRS enforces policies on iPads to keep personal and Bank data separate, so there is no risk when downloading the Zoom app from the Comp Portal.
