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# Zoom chat ibrido

#### <mark style="color:blu;">Zoom Chat Hybrid: Archiviazione dei dati di chat e dell'infrastruttura nei vostri data center</mark> <a href="#r2h3pakzuasl" id="r2h3pakzuasl"></a>

Chat Hybrid consente ai Clienti di archiviare i messaggi di Zoom Chat, i metadati e l'infrastruttura all'interno dei propri data center, aiutando le aziende a supportare la conformità per l'archiviazione dei dati, la conservazione e i requisiti normativi.

Chat Hybrid include funzionalità di indicizzazione della chat per il team in locale, memorizzazione nella cache e archiviazione su database, offrendo ai Clienti un controllo aggiuntivo sulla residenza dati e sulle politiche di conservazione, consentendo inoltre di localizzare i messaggi dell'utente in regioni configurate. Inoltre, Chat Hybrid si integra perfettamente con i controlli di policy, come [barriere informative](https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb\&sysparm_article=KB0066037), rafforzando ulteriormente la conformità e proteggendo le informazioni sensibili con l'archiviazione locale.


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