security Category — TrueConf Knowledge Base

How to create a “Let’s Encrypt” certificate on Linux

To fully utilize TrueConf Server and other TrueConf products, a TLS certificate is required. For example, for: Synchronize TrueConf Server with LDAP Join the webinars hosted on TrueConf Server from a browser.

Alexey Arkatov6/26/26About 8 min

How to create a “Let’s Encrypt” certificate on Windows

Cryptographic certificates are the digital equivalent of website validation, which enables you to encrypt connections using TLS protocol and thus provide a secure link between server and client. There are both paid and free certification centers.

Alexey Arkatov6/26/26About 9 min

How to encrypt a disk on the machine with TrueConf Server

Sometimes, when TrueConf Server is installed, additional data protection may be required to comply with the rules of the information security department. For example, the partition, where TrueConf Server is installed, has to be encrypted.

Alexey Arkatov12/16/25About 10 min

How to verify the authenticity of TrueConf client application

Since the time when software was first created, cyber criminals have been using methods of substituting applications or infecting them with viruses. This can be done for different purposes (unauthorized access, information theft, etc.

Dimitrii Zuikov9/2/24About 2 min

How to Secure Your Webinars with TrueConf

TrueConf Server is one of the few video conferencing and collaboration platforms that enable you to host 4K UltraHD webinars. Users can join webinars from Windows, Linux, macOS, Android and iOS devices or from their browsers.

Dimitrii Zuikov7/2/24About 7 min

How to Generate a Self-Signed Certificate

We’ve already told you how to generate a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate on Windows and Linux. These are full-fledged certificates for use in operational environments.

Aleksandr Parinov8/31/21About 4 min