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End-to-End Encryption
End-to-End Encryption. Zero Compromise on Privacy.
Every video stream, audio stream, and screen share is encrypted with industry-standard protocols. WhiteLabelZoom delivers end to end encrypted video conferencing powered by WebRTC with SRTP and DTLS for media, TLS 1.3 for signaling, and AES-256 as the encryption standard. You control the encryption keys because you control the servers. No third party can decrypt your calls — not even us.
Get StartedWhy Self-Hosted Encryption Changes Everything
Most video conferencing platforms advertise encryption, but there is a critical detail they gloss over: who holds the keys. When you use Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet, the provider generates and stores the encryption keys on their infrastructure. They can technically decrypt your calls. They can be compelled to hand over keys by court order. Their employees could, in theory, access your data.
With WhiteLabelZoom, the architecture is fundamentally different. You deploy the platform on your own servers — on-premise, in your private cloud, or in any data center you choose. The encryption keys are generated and stored on your infrastructure. WhiteLabelZoom as a company never sees your keys, never touches your media streams, and has zero access to your call data. This is not a marketing claim — it is an architectural guarantee.
This distinction matters for organizations handling sensitive data. If you are a hospital discussing patient diagnoses, a law firm reviewing privileged case strategy, or a financial advisor discussing portfolio details, encrypted video calls where a third party holds the keys are not truly private. Self-hosted secure video conferencing encryption is the only model that delivers genuine confidentiality. Learn more about our full security architecture on the security page.
Four Layers of Encryption — From Key Exchange to Media Delivery
WhiteLabelZoom does not rely on a single encryption mechanism. Every E2E encrypted meeting is protected by four distinct layers, each securing a different part of the communication stack.
SRTP — Media Encryption
Every audio frame and video frame transmitted during a call is encrypted using the Secure Real-time Transport Protocol (SRTP). SRTP wraps each RTP media packet in an AES-256 encrypted envelope, ensuring that raw audio and video data cannot be intercepted or read in transit. Even if a packet is captured on the network, it is cryptographically useless without the session key.
DTLS — Key Exchange
Datagram Transport Layer Security (DTLS) handles the cryptographic handshake between peers before any media flows. DTLS negotiates the session keys used by SRTP, verifying the identity of each endpoint and establishing a secure channel over UDP. This prevents man-in-the-middle attacks during the key exchange phase — the most critical moment in any encrypted session.
TLS 1.3 — Signaling Encryption
All signaling traffic — room creation, participant joins, chat messages, and session metadata — travels over TLS 1.3, the latest and most secure version of the Transport Layer Security protocol. TLS 1.3 eliminates legacy cipher suites, reduces handshake latency, and provides forward secrecy by default. Your meeting metadata is as protected as your media streams.
AES-256 — Encryption Standard
WhiteLabelZoom uses AES-256, the same encryption standard trusted by governments, financial institutions, and military organizations worldwide. AES-256 provides 2^256 possible key combinations, making brute-force decryption computationally infeasible with current or foreseeable technology. Every stream — video, audio, and screen share — is protected by this standard.
How WhiteLabelZoom Encryption Compares
Every major platform offers some form of encryption. The difference is control. With WhiteLabelZoom, you own the keys, the servers, and the data. No vendor can access your encrypted video calls — ever.
| Capability | WhiteLabelZoom | Zoom | Microsoft Teams |
|---|---|---|---|
| End-to-End Encryption | Yes (default) | Optional (E2EE mode) | Limited |
| You Control Encryption Keys | Yes | No | No |
| Self-Hosted Option | Yes (included) | No | No |
| AES-256 Media Encryption | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| TLS 1.3 Signaling | Yes | Varies | Varies |
| No Third-Party Key Access | Yes | No | No |
| Data Stays on Your Servers | Yes | No | No |
| Full White-Label Branding | Yes | No | No |
Encryption is only as strong as your control over the keys. Explore the full feature set or review our security architecture.
Encryption That Satisfies Compliance Requirements
Regulatory frameworks do not just recommend encryption — they require it. WhiteLabelZoom's combination of secure video conferencing encryption and self-hosted deployment satisfies the strictest compliance standards across healthcare, finance, legal, and government sectors.
Related Features
End-to-end encryption is the foundation of WhiteLabelZoom's security model. These features build on that foundation to give you complete control over meeting access and data retention.
Industry Applications
Industries that handle confidential data need more than standard encryption — they need proof that no third party can access their communications. Here is how specific sectors use E2E encrypted meetings with WhiteLabelZoom.
See all industry solutions on the use cases page.
Ready for Video Conferencing Where You Hold the Keys?
Self-hosted. End-to-end encrypted. White-labeled. WhiteLabelZoom gives you a complete end to end encrypted video conferencing platform that you own and control — one purchase, no recurring fees, no third-party access to your data.