Your laptop isn't the room.
It's the window.
The meeting runs inside an isolated Qube room. Input travels in; protected video, audio, and workspace come back out.
Meeting infrastructure reimagined
- Qube controls the security-critical path from session runtime to protected output.
- Protected streaming and encryption baked into the transport
- Audit logs and session controls built into the room itself
Same interview.
Different trust boundary.
Conventional conferencing
The endpoint still renders the room.
Qube moves the trust boundary.

The endpoint becomes the window.
Research that made Qube
Invisible to Agents
Qube applies protected-media technologies used for high-value streaming to the live interview path, combining DRM/CDM playback with Qube's isolated room and session controls.
See compatibility & security researchIf the room hears it,
Qube shuts it.
Protected video means little if the conversation can leak through the speakers. Qube monitors the audio path for signs that protected interview sound is escaping into the room and being picked back up by a microphone. When leakage is detected, Qube can stop the protected audio and require headphones before the interview continues.
The stream stays protected all the way to the participant's ears.
One shows the candidate.
The other shows the room.
A laptop camera only shows what is directly in front of it. Qube can pair a second device to provide an independent live view of the candidate's surrounding workspace, including the desk, hands, screens, and environment around the interview. For higher-assurance sessions, Qube can require that second view to remain connected throughout the interview.
Protection that continues beyond the laptop camera.

protects the room
instead of policing the device.


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