Premium broadcast security
Enable advanced broadcast business models and a full portfolio of security features with NAGRA’s market-proven tier-one customer, one-way broadcast security client for premium broadcast TV.
Entry level broadcast security
Secure live TV, including SD and HD, and enable multiple business models and value-add services and upgrade when a higher level of security is needed.
Premium broadcast security
NAGRA cardless security
NAGRA Protect is a cardless-without-compromise security client. Providing an unprecedented level of security for a software-based solution, leveraging either NAGRA NOCS (NAGRA on-chip security) or chipset TEEs, NAGRA Protect adheres to MovieLabs requirements for Enhanced Content Protection for distributing 4K/HDR or early-release content. With the largest certified SOC and set-top box partner network, NAGRA allows for the most suitable solution and pricing for every operator.
NAGRA smart cards
NAGRA Guard smart cards deliver top of the line of hardware-based security, being continuously developed and updated to withstand even the most advanced hack attempts. Utilising proprietary NAGRA technologies, they support practically any business features in the market and enable use of sophisticated countermeasures. Secure software renewability and an upgrade path to the ultimate NAGRA Command smart cards further increase security and flexibility of NAGRA Guard smart cards.
Entry-level broadcast security
Improve your bottom line
Conax Enable helps service providers achieve healthier margins by controlling the overall spend on shipping, installation and customer service. Conax Enable and Protect can easily co-exist with Conax smart cards using the Conax Contego unified security management system. Contego provides the same configuration and interfaces for Conax Enable as for Conax smart cards.
Upgrade your security
As your business and security needs change, so should your level of content protection. Conax Enable provides an easy upgrade path to Conax Protect along with 4K Ultra HD compatibility and full NOCS3-based hardware root-of-trust.
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