Applying a Second Encryption Layer to Enhance Livestream Security @streamingmediavideo
Applying a Second Encryption Layer to Enhance Livestream Security  @streamingmediavideo
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
As long as publishers deliver premium streams, pirates will devise ever more ingenious methods to steal and restream that content. When DRM keys get hacked, what steps can content owners take to protect their streams? One method EZDRM COO/Co-Founder Olga Kornienko says her company has been looking at is adding a second encryption layer to make their clients’ live content as bulletproof as possible, as she describes and explains how in this discussion with Integration Therapy’s Rebecca Avery at Streaming Media Connect.
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