New report: Money for Nothing
Check out our new report developed with Digital Citizens Alliance - "Money for Nothing: The Billion-Dollar Pirate Subscription IPTV Business" examines the $1 billion+ so-called pirate subscription Internet Protocol Television (PS IPTV) services industry in the U.S.
NAGRA proactively fights the growing scale and sophistication of ever-evolving piracy threats. Whether it’s a breach on broadcast systems or IPTV piracy using Kodi add-ons, NAGRA's anti-piracy technologies and services can manage and disrupt piracy.
Click on the video opposite to learn more about how we do this and explore our services further below.
Click on the video opposite to learn more about how we do this and explore our services further below.
Anti-Piracy Services
Threat assessment
NAGRA's Threat Assessment service is the cornerstone of our Anti-Piracy program. It identifies the most impactful areas of piracy, to help support the anti-piracy business case and define where our client's anti-piracy resources should be targeted.
Live streaming piracy
We disrupt the illicit distribution of content and return viewers to the legitimate value chain by using the right balance between technology, investigations and legal support services. NAGRA covers the entire spectrum of commercial piracy, from web streaming to paid IPTV services, Kodi add-ons and apps.
Key sharing piracy
NAGRA protects the value of broadcast systems deployments through advanced Control Word-sharing programs that include piracy monitoring, detection and countermeasure actions that translate into revenue security and peace of mind for service providers.
Read Our Latest Case Studies
FROM OSCAR WINNER TO OSCAR PROTECTOR
To control piracy and content leaks, the Academy leveraged NAGRA NexGuard Streaming as part of an end-to- end security solution for its streaming platform, Academy Screening Room.
To control piracy and content leaks, the Academy leveraged NAGRA NexGuard Streaming as part of an end-to- end security solution for its streaming platform, Academy Screening Room.
SWISS CONTENT PIRATES SHUT DOWN IN MULTI-AGENCY RAID
When Canal+ Group realized that 77,000 TV episodes and 7,000 movies from their catalogue were being syphoned off by KBoxServ and streamed to tens of thousands of KBoxServ subscribers there was not a lot of strong recourse available due to the Swiss media laws of the time.
When Canal+ Group realized that 77,000 TV episodes and 7,000 movies from their catalogue were being syphoned off by KBoxServ and streamed to tens of thousands of KBoxServ subscribers there was not a lot of strong recourse available due to the Swiss media laws of the time.
RAI PROTECTS STREAMING CONTENT & RELATED ADVERTISING REVENUE
RAI, a leading public broadcaster and one of the major content producers in Italy, becomes the first free-to-air broadcaster to adopt forensic watermarking to fight piracy.
RAI, a leading public broadcaster and one of the major content producers in Italy, becomes the first free-to-air broadcaster to adopt forensic watermarking to fight piracy.
Linear distribution watermarking for premium TV broadcasters and sports rights owners
NexGuard NetworkID can be seamlessly deployed into existing distribution workflows for linear channels to quickly identify the source of piracy–whether it’s an affiliate’s distribution channels (DTH/satellite, cable, IPTV, OTT) or a licensee’s TV channels or territory.
Bundled with NAGRA Anti-Piracy Services, NexGuard NetworkID delivers key piracy insights allowing anti-piracy teams to take targeted actions, measure the effectiveness of their initiatives and define the right strategy for content protection and licensing.
Bundled with NAGRA Anti-Piracy Services, NexGuard NetworkID delivers key piracy insights allowing anti-piracy teams to take targeted actions, measure the effectiveness of their initiatives and define the right strategy for content protection and licensing.
IP blocking
Our award-winning IP blocking solution is a breakthrough approach that acts both on visible piracy, what consumers find when they search or surf, and commercial piracy, services that deliver actual pirate streams for live events like sports. The NAGRA IP Blocking solution is an extra weapon in the fight against illegal content streaming, helping to reduce exposure and access to pirate services. Read more about it in our recent press release.
Swiss Content pirates shut down in multi-agency raid
Content piracy organization, with servers in multiple European countries, provided access to an on-demand content catalogue of more than 77,000 TV episodes and 7,000 movies.
Forensic Watermarking
Forensic watermarking is the imperceptible embedding of information directly within video or audio content that identifies the source or intended recipient of the content. Forensic watermarks make each genuine copy of the content unique and can be extracted from pirated content to trace leaks back to the source and take anti-piracy action. NexGuard forensic watermarking can protect content owners’ and pay-TV operators’ investment in content, helping to deter and combat piracy.
Latest News
Blog
December 08, 2021
PVOD Blog Series - Part Two: Mastering the Metrics - Understanding the potentially significant implications of piracy
Learn why an investment in anti-piracy is an investment in protecting profit margins and securing markets. A successful fight against piracy will reduce customer acquisition costs and increase total lifetime customer value.
Blog
December 07, 2021
Uma tecnologia apenas não evita que a pirataria aconteça
Em evento do TOP-C Level Latam, principal hub dos executivos C-Level da indústria de mídia e entretenimento da América Latina, Danilo Almeida - Diretor de Engenharia de Software e Novos Negócios da NAGRA – fala sobre a importância de combinar tecnologias e elevar o nível de proteção na cadeia de distribuição de ponta a ponta.
Blog
December 06, 2021
CDN & Security: A Winning Combination Through Which to Combat Piracy
How are leading operators such as Deutsche Telekom and Telefonica deploying new security and CDN tools to monetise their OTT ecosystem? Read more on this blog from Sebastian Kramer