Outloud Audio, Los Angeles and New York, is now using MediaSeal encryption software to protect its unaired TV and movie content at file level during the sensitive stages prior to release.
In the current climate of increased concerns over cyber-crime, MediaSeal protects against leaks and accidental distribution by raising studio defenses.
“Our clients' media security is paramount,” said Mark Kondracki, principal of Outloud Audio. “When I saw how easily we could encrypt files with MediaSeal at file level, it became the cornerstone of our media protection process for our stages in L.A. and New York City. We love knowing that encrypted MediaSeal files are rendered unplayable outside of our facilities.”
MediaSeal was created in collaboration with a major film studio to specifically address complex and busy workflows where security has traditionally been difficult to implement. MediaSeal, which is continually modified and integrated into third party applications, is used by over 200 facilities to protect sensitive content from unauthorized access and piracy.
“We are delighted to be working with Outloud Audio,” said Mathew Gilliat-Smith, CEO of Fortium. “The multi-factor authentication offered by MediaSeal means studios can add a crucial and seamless layer of security for their content, at user and file level, for the most vulnerable areas of post-production such as sound and picture editing, international dubbing, digital cinema distribution and marketing.”
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