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Infusing security into long-form personalised video streaming

Infuse Video, a video hosting platform that aims to bridge the gap between content production and personalised streaming, has announced

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Irdeto ACM will be a much-needed tool in your arsenal to fight piracy

To ensure that content encryption keys cannot be illegally extracted from devices, Irdeto has launched a new and improved ActiveCloak

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Protect your content in the cloud with NAGRA’s NexGuard watermark

NAGRA’s NexGuard forensic watermarking and detection services have completed the AWS Foundational Technical Review (FTR), and will utilise AWS resources

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Verimatrix offers bold cloud-based anti-piracy delivery platform

Verimatrix has launched its Secure Delivery Platform, a cloud ecosystem that combines cybersecurity and anti-piracy services into a single pane

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Amazon offers training & MFA to boost cybersecurity

Amazon has announced two security initiatives that will help protect organisations and individuals from increasing cybersecurity threats. From October, it

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Broadcasters need to do more to prevent cyberattacks

At a time when more and more broadcast functions are being managed across IT and connected networks, are broadcasters and

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Prisma Access 2.0 elevates security of cloud-based activities

“Telecommuting continues to be the norm for many businesses, including those in the broadcast, media and entertainment industries. The collaborative

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NexGuard offers ‘peace of mind’ with back-tracing of leaks

Nagra, a Kudelski Group company, has supplied its NexGuard forensic watermarking technology to Studio Canal, a subsidiary of Canal+ Group.

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Face it — when there’s a will, there’s a way!

In the connected world that we live in, any person with a smartphone or camera capable of live streaming and has a social media account can instantly become a live broadcaster. Thus, live streaming can become a highly disturbing phenomenon, a weapon of moral mass destruction … and what can social media agencies put in place to prevent live streaming of violent acts of killing such as the one that happened in New Zealand on March 15 this year?