Zoom video conferencing is really designed to be a private meeting tool in many ways. Because of the two communication features that Zoom offers, using the tool as a public collaboration solution requires meeting management. During our first testing of public Zoom parties, someone said the F word during our public broadcast. Our team has had to learn how to better manage our Zoom security settings and meeting participants options. In this presentation, you will learn how to secure your Zoom Meetings so that only the people you invite will get in. Next, you will learn how to manage large groups of meeting participants during a presentation that you may or may not be live streaming. With traditional live streaming the only real security issue you have to consider is exposing your private RTMP secret key used for streaming to your preferred CDN (Content Delivery Network). When you include a Zoom Meeting in your live stream, you open yourself up to more possible interruptions and security issues.