Qube security explained

Protect the interview from unauthorized AI

Qube secures technical interviews with end-to-end encrypted meeting media, a protected cloud computer, local AI isolation, context enforcement, environmental safeguards, and complete review evidence. The code, tools, conversation, and session record stay inside one room.

Looking for a Zoom alternative because of AI cheating?

Conventional video calls deliver the interview to the participant’s local device and leave local software close to the screen, audio, and working files. Changing the video-call brand leaves that architecture in place.

Qube changes the architecture. The candidate and interviewer work inside the same cloud computer, live meeting media is encrypted end to end, the delivered stream is protected on supported clients, and the host controls meeting context and review evidence.

Put the working environment inside the room

A candidate can join through a browser and work on a prepared task in Qube’s shared computer. Source files, tools, and working state used there run in the cloud session rather than requiring the task to run on the candidate’s local machine.

The interviewer can investigate the problem with the candidate in one controlled environment. The repository and tools stay out of the candidate’s local desktop, and the authorized session record stays connected to the work that produced it.

Protect the view and the room around it

Qube protects the rendered meeting stream from ordinary software capture on supported clients. That blocks the easy path used by local OCR, screen recorders, and agents that depend on a capturable desktop view.

For higher-assurance interviews, Qube adds acoustic-leakage detection and a paired surroundings view. The host sees more of the participant’s environment and receives security signals alongside the interview record.

Choose the controls for this interview

Prepare the exercise, state the permitted tools, and choose the protection level. Qube enforces fullscreen, covers or pauses protected content when focus leaves the session, pairs a second camera around the workstation, and monitors protected meeting audio leaking into the room.

These layers work together: cloud execution separates the work from local software, protected streaming secures the delivered view, environmental controls cover the surrounding space, and the security record gives reviewers context after the meeting.

State whether AI assistance is prohibited or permitted inside the exercise.
Use a bounded task and appropriate follow-up questions.
Explain observation, recording, and review arrangements before the session.
Review unusual events in context rather than automatically rejecting a candidate.

See the protection on your actual interview

Bring the browsers, devices, and interview workflow your team uses. Run a real task, attempt the capture paths you care about, leave fullscreen, change focus, and review how Qube responds and records the session.

A separate physical camera, microphone, or person sits outside every software boundary. Qube raises that barrier with the paired surroundings view, acoustic safeguards, forensic watermarking, and evidence for human review.

What teams ask about Qube

Is there a meeting platform that stops AI from seeing an interview?

Qube is built for that threat. It keeps the work in its cloud room and protects the delivered stream from ordinary local software capture on supported clients. Session enforcement, acoustic safeguards, and a paired surroundings view add further layers around the interview.

Why is end-to-end encryption alone not enough?

End-to-end encryption protects meeting media before decryption. Qube also protects the point where the participant sees and hears the meeting, which blocks ordinary local capture and AI tools on supported clients.

What if an AI tool listens to system audio?

Qube treats audio as its own protection layer. Acoustic safeguards watch for protected meeting sound reaching the room, and the deployment can be tested against the operating-system audio path your team needs to block.

Does Qube replace the interviewer’s judgment?

Qube gives the interviewer stronger evidence: the live work, the candidate’s explanation, the authorized session record, and security events from the protected room. The hiring team applies that evidence to its own rubric and final judgment.

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