Enables Token-Based Authentication for Secure Delivery of Premium Online Video Content
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. – Ooyala, Inc. a leading provider of end-to-end video platform applications and services, announced the integration of token-based authentication for the delivery of premium video content online. Unlike other well-known video platforms, Ooyala allows publishers to restrict the delivery of a video based on pre-defined user and server-side rules.
Ooyala offers several ways to protect content including support of Encrypted Real Time Messaging Protocol (RTMPE), Geographic Distribution Restrictions and Domain-level and time-based delivery. Token-Based Authentication is another way that content owners can more easily control who has access to their content. With Token-Based Authentication, a publisher can develop subscription and pay-per-view monetization models that will only make content available if a consumer has paid for the content.
“We take content protection very seriously,” says Sean Knapp, co-founder and CTO of Ooyala. “Content owners can be confident that their content and data will be safe with us. Token-based authentication is one of over a dozen content protection measures we take to make sure that it is the content owners themselves who are in control of both distribution and monetization”
Ooyala’s Pay-per-View TV Everywhere product leverages Token-Based Authentication to deliver video.
About Ooyala Inc.
Ooyala is the leader in online video technology, analytics and monetization. Ooyala’s comprehensive online video platform gives content owners the deep insights that drive increased viewer engagement and revenue from video content. Ooyala serves hundreds of global media companies and marketers including Telegraph Media Group, Fremantle Media, Johnson & Johnson, General Mills, Vans, Endemol, Vice Magazine, The Glam Network and Electronic Arts.
