Huddly Statement on Log4j Vulnerability
Huddly is actively monitoring its own code, third-party code dependencies and third-party services for security vulnerabilities.
Huddly does not employ any code, third-party code or third-party customer facing services that include the Log4j logging framework. We therefore conclude that Huddly is not affected by this vulnerability.
If you have any concerns or questions related to this matter please reach out to us through our Portal.
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