www.crn.com Cisco and LeapXpert Enhance Webex with Secure WhatsApp Messaging
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- •Cisco and LeapXpert's partnership enhances Webex with secure WhatsApp messaging.
- •Messages are screened for compliance and archived, addressing shadow communication risks.
- •The integration opens new service opportunities for Cisco's partners in regulated sectors.
Cisco has partnered with LeapXpert to integrate a compliant messaging platform into Webex, allowing users to communicate securely with external contacts via WhatsApp. This integration addresses the issue of shadow communication, which occurs outside of official enterprise security protocols, posing risks to businesses. LeapXpert's platform ensures that messages are screened by data loss prevention tools, and the full exchange is retained for archiving. The collaboration was announced at the WebexOne 2026 event and aims to create opportunities for Cisco's channel partners, especially in regulated industries. The integration is now available on the Webex App Hub, with plans for future support of additional messaging channels.
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