For Media and entertainment
Trace a leaked screener to the recipient
Screeners and pre-release cuts are the most valuable video you stream. StreamSec brings A/B forensic watermarking, the technique studios rely on, to an API you can adopt without an enterprise integration project.
The problem
Pre-release leaks happen before you can respond
Screeners travel widely
Press, awards voters, partners and festival juries all need early access, and every recipient is a risk.
Forensic watermarking is built for the biggest studios
It has mostly been sold to large studios and operators, through long sales cycles and integration projects.
Takedowns don't find the source
Removing a leak from one site doesn't tell you who leaked it, so the next screener goes out the same way.
How StreamSec helps
From a pirated cut to a recipient
- 1
A unique stream for every recipient
Request a playback token per recipient. Every screener stream carries its own watermark.
- 2
Trace from the leaked copy
Upload the pirated file or link. StreamSec returns the recipient ID you assigned.
- 3
Evidence for legal action
Each trace produces an evidence report recording the file hash, method, result and confidence.
FAQ
Questions, answered plainly
Early access
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