E2EE End to End Encryption, Enable or On By default?

[RoyalMount]

I'm a new WebEx user, evaluating a change from Zoom to WebEx for my org.  

In Zoom there was a setting to enable E2EE, is there a setting to enable this in WebEx? Or is it baked in?

I saw a reference to enabling "E2EE for all connections," in the knowledge base, but that requires an organizational account.  Is this different than E2EE for the desktop / mobile (ios, android app) users?  

Is E2EE available in the free product?

Thanks for your help!

[WeiKwongOng5555]

I have this doubt too, is E2E encryption enabled by default for Webex?

[Jaime Valencia]

Suggest you review this document that covers security 

https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/products/collateral/conferencing/webex-meeting-center/white-paper-c11-737588.pdf

[RoyalMount]

Unfortunately that document doesn't seem to answer the OP's question.

[RoyalMount · Accepted solution]

Since Cisco couldn't answer the question, I've finally figured it out.

Webex uses standard encryption unless you enable End-To-End Encryption.  To enable end-to-end encryption go to

http://admin.webex.com/users

Click on your user. A window pops out on the right

Select meeting (cisco webex meetings)

Select your Meeting site (containing your initials and numbers, etc.)

Change from PRo Meeting to Pro -End-to-End Encryption