> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.meetdoris.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Security

> Set the company domains that mark attendees as internal, and the name the notetaker uses in meetings.

**Security** holds two workspace settings. Go to **Settings > Workspace > Security**. You see it only if your role allows it.

## Company domains

**Company Domains** lists the email domains of your company. Doris treats attendees from these domains as internal.

This affects two things:

* Doris uses it to tell internal meetings from customer meetings.
* A meeting with only internal attendees does not trigger Doris Notetaker.

To add a domain, enter it (for example `parentcompany.com`) and select **Add Domain**.

You cannot remove the primary domain. Doris sets it when it creates the workspace. The workspace must keep at least one domain.

<Tip>
  Add every domain your team sends email from, including parent and regional companies. A missing domain makes internal calls look like customer calls.
</Tip>

## Notetaker name

**Notetaker Name** is the name Doris Notetaker uses when it joins a meeting. Everyone in the meeting sees it, including your customers.

The default is `Doris AI Notetaker`.

To change it, enter a name and select **Save Name**. To go back to the default, select **Reset to default**.

<Warning>
  The name can use letters, numbers, spaces and these symbols only: `-` `'` `.` `_` `@`. Microsoft Teams blocks other characters, such as brackets. Doris refuses a name with those characters, so the notetaker can still join Teams meetings.
</Warning>

The name can have up to 64 characters.

## Related settings

* The notetaker join policy is on the **Meeting capture** page. See [Meeting capture](/sources#meeting-capture).