Hi all,

Anyone had luck getting vMix onboarded through their company's IT security? The company I work for requires security penetration test results and other security documentation - things vMix, being a small company, isn't willing/capable of providing. Anyone currently using vMix in a corporate setting? Was it approved by IT security? Curious about how to get through this barrier. Thanks in advance.

Probably best to have a sit down with your IT director to find out what they really need vs what the generic corporate policy is. Vmix brings extraordinary value.

Almost any corporation that needs this also has a sandboxing, dmz or isolated environment for projects.

I have vMix running in several systems at my workplace. Every company has different IT security strategies, we have several different tiers of network subnets with different operational requirements based on business impact if a system were to be compromised.

You can argue with the IT department all day, but in the end documented security and dev practices are really just a warm blanket that give a false sense of security until a security researcher posts something on twitter and the hurricane from that blows the blanket clean off. If deploying a new system, it is the best to design your network so that if something is compromised, it is contained. If you are facing headwinds from your company and aren't getting anywhere, ask for a new VLAN to be setup whose devices are "untrusted" and your company firewall blocks everything except designated traffic you've approved to get in or out.