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Close the open door in your security wall by monitoring unmanaged threats. Protect your apps and devices before they compromise your enterprise.
App & Client Protection
Secure Android and iOS apps in minutes
Protect app code with customizable security toolkit
Protect cryptographic keys with an engineering toolkit
Endpoint Defense
Defends against endpoint attacks by monitoring apps, APIs and unmanaged devices; illuminating blind spots and preventing firewall intrusions
Prevent industrial scale content piracy with MovieLabs compliant, studio-approved security.
Streamkeeper Cloud Solutions
Full anti-piracy bundle including Counterspy, DRM & more
Studio-grade rights management to securely deliver video
Forensic client and server-side watermarking identification
Close the open door in your security wall by monitoring unmanaged threats. Protect your apps and devices before they compromise your enterprise.
App & Client Protection
Secure Android and iOS apps in minutes
Protect app code with customizable security toolkit
Protect cryptographic keys with an engineering toolkit
Endpoint Defense
Defends against endpoint attacks by monitoring apps, APIs and unmanaged devices; illuminating blind spots and preventing firewall intrusions
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Year over year, a significant amount of revenue is lost as the result of people using streaming services without paying for them. Since the practice is a widely accepted form of piracy amongst many consumers, streaming companies must be proactive in their approach to capture and keep the money that rightly belongs to them.
The gaming community is among the most lucrative targets for cybercriminals to exploit and make a quick profit. While growing ad revenue, valuable sponsorships that bring in ever-increasing audiences for tournaments, and prize pools in the millions undoubtedly draw the attention of gamers and fans — sophisticated cybercriminals are also captivated by the cash.
As vaccines become more widely available and shots reach more arms, software engineers and developers are scrambling to create mobile apps – coined “vaccine passports” or “COVID status certificates” – that will help the public ease into safe travel and events. What can developers do to keep them secure in the mad dash to market?
There is a great willingness to adopt new technologies and processes in order to bring payments into the future. Here’s how to overcome inertia and move forward with security and trust.
Online banking and fintech apps are some of the most vulnerable—startups and incumbent financial institutions alike are weighing the pros and cons of outsourcing app security versus building in-house technologies.
Cybercriminals are hot on the money trail – and the path is leading straight to unprotected mobile applications in the fintech and banking industries. According to Verizon’s Mobile Security Index 2020 Report, 39 percent of organizations surveyed experienced a security compromise involving a mobile security device in 2020, up from 33 percent in 2019 and 27 percent the previous year.
If you’re launching a TV service, you have a lot of choices to make. Which means you probably have a lot of questions. Fortunately, we’ve asked over 100 successful TV operators for their best advice when it comes to launching a new service. Here’s what a few of them had to say.
Contactless payments are no longer the future – they’re now. As payments move from hardware to software, there are also new vulnerabilities that must be addressed to keep the future of payments secure.
Is it a sport? A novel video game experience? Is it a new mash-up of the gaming and sports worlds? The confusion around how to define esports has led to a few common misconceptions. Let us explain.
Clearly, content distributors who wish to maintain their profitability need to improve their content security. But any content security approach is only as good as its weakest link.
