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# Zoom chatbericht hybride

#### <mark style="color:blauw;">Zoom chatbericht Hybrid: chatberichtgegevens en infrastructuur opslaan in uw datacenters</mark> <a href="#r2h3pakzuasl" id="r2h3pakzuasl"></a>

chatbericht Hybrid stelt Klanten in staat Zoom chatberichten, metadata en infrastructuur binnen hun eigen datacenters op te slaan, waardoor bedrijven naleving op het gebied van gegevensarchivering, bewaartermijnen en wettelijke vereisten kunnen ondersteunen.

chatbericht Hybrid bevat on-premises teamchat-indexering, caching en databaseopslagmogelijkheden, waardoor Klanten extra controle krijgen over gegevensresidentie- en bewaarbeleid doordat berichten van de gebruiker kunnen worden gelokaliseerd naar geconfigureerde regio's. Daarnaast integreert chatbericht Hybrid naadloos met beleidscontroles, zoals [informatiebarrières](https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb\&sysparm_article=KB0066037), wat de naleving verder versterkt terwijl gevoelige informatie met lokale opslag wordt beschermd.


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