Deter and trace leaks with watermarking — visible overlays that discourage sharing, and invisible forensic marks that tie any leaked copy back to the exact viewer or session.
Watermarking is the layer that makes leaks accountable. VideoCrypt supports visible watermarks — a logo or dynamic user ID burned over the video to discourage casual sharing — and invisible forensic watermarks embedded per session, so if content does escape, you can identify exactly whose stream it came from. Together with multi-DRM, it turns "stop copying" into "and we’ll know if you try."
Every stream is encrypted across all major DRM systems, so content plays only on authorized, licensed devices.
An invisible per-session mark ties any leaked copy back to the exact viewer — a deterrent and the evidence to act on.
Signed tokens, geo rules and device/domain binding decide precisely who can play and block unauthorized embeds.
Screen-capture defenses and continuous monitoring make recording harder and leaks easier to shut down.
One workflow protects browsers, iOS, Android, smart TVs and set-top boxes with the right DRM each.
See plays, concurrency and piracy signals live, so you can prove reach and respond fast.
Take only what you need — or run the whole VideoCrypt platform end to end.
An invisible, per-session mark embedded in the video that survives recording and re-encoding, so a leaked copy can be traced to the exact viewer or session.
A visible overlay — such as a logo or the viewer’s ID — burned onto the video to deter casual screen-recording and sharing.
No — they complement each other. DRM stops unauthorized playback; watermarking deters and traces leaks that start from an authorized session.
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