Verimatrix Embedded DRM
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Verimatrix Embedded DRM
Additional Info
| Company | Verimatrix |
| Website | http://www.verimatrix.com |
| Company size (employees) | 100 to 499 |
| Type of solution | Software |
Overview
A secure software solution for embedded and local network use cases, Verimatrix Embedded DRM addresses the security gaps that occur outside of traditional use cases. It keeps content secure in consumer electronics, smart & mobile devices, auto, aviation, event and conferencing scenarios, surveillance applications and IoT deployments.
This unique software solution is easy to integrate and maintain and is more cost-effective than traditional hardware solutions. Verimatrix’s flexible Embedded DRM solution can be integrated directly into set-top boxes on an operating system (OS) or even at the hardware TEE level. This brings the highest security native DRMs into STB’s that would otherwise not support it, allowing for 4K/Ultra certification so you can deliver the premium content your viewers crave.
How we are different
-- Meet Security Standards for Premium Content – Premium content owners require a secure connection all the way to a compliant display. Failure to encrypt the “handshake” from the player to each display can be a compliance violation. Verimatrix offers fully flexible High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) and HDCP2 stacks to meet content owner requirements — even for 8K premium content.
-- Customize Security for Your Environment – The toolkit includes customized software libraries for integrated or installable applications and customized source code for compiling directly into embedded systems. Verimatrix Embedded DRM can adapt to any kind of hardware, with or without Trusted Execution Environment (TEE).
-- Reduce Costs and Avoid Dependence on Hardware – Harness the power of flexible software stacks that will fit seamlessly into existing devices and require no design changes to the silicon chip. This helps avoid dependency on hardware and reduces the cost of material for future devices.
