The meeting lives in Qube, not on participant computers

One security boundary for the meeting and the work

Qube encrypts live meeting media end to end, runs the applications and shared workspace in an isolated cloud session, and delivers a protected view to qualified devices. Local apps never receive the cloud workspace, and ordinary capture tools stay outside the protected stream.

Read the Qube security architecture for the controls around protected media, session context, acoustic leakage, and a paired second-device view.

Four kinds of work. One protected room.

• Security and compliance: open controls, architecture, dashboards, and evidence live without sending the working set to every attendee.
• Recruiting and talent: work through technical tasks together while local AI and invisible assistance remain outside the protected session.
• Vendor and external teams: give outside specialists the approved tools and material without handing over the underlying workspace.
• Legal, tax, and advisory: review contracts, diligence, tax records, inventions, and board-sensitive material inside one controlled room.

How a meeting works

1. The host signs in, chooses an organization, and creates a room with the appropriate admission and session settings.
2. Participants open the invitation in their browser and complete the access checks required by the host.
3. The team talks and works in the shared cloud computer. Files and tools used there stay in that workspace during the session.
4. Authorized reviewers can return to the approved recording, transcript, and session activity together.

For a room intended for one meeting, use a Disposable Qube. Its invitation stays ready for 30 days before use and closes after the meeting ends.

Protect the endpoint. Watch the room. Trace exposed material.

On qualified browsers, operating systems, and hardware, Qube blocks ordinary local software capture through protected playback. A paired surroundings view and acoustic safeguards extend the boundary around the workstation. A session-specific forensic mark helps connect exposed frames back to the protected room.

The Qube research note explains the architecture and threat model. Qube verifies participant-device compatibility before protected content enters the room and applies the selected access, recording, and retention policy.

Find the workflow you are bringing into the room

Explore Qube use cases for security reviews, recruiting, external collaboration, and legal or advisory work. Use the platform comparisons to evaluate the alternatives around your task.

Review the Qube protection coverage for device qualification, capture-path testing, failure behavior, and residual physical risks.