Broadband / IPTV Content Protection and Digital Rights Management

Table of Contents

1 Executive Summary

2 Network Environments and Threat Assessments

• 2.1 CABLE TV SYSTEMS
• 2.2 SATELLITE DTH SYSTEMS
• 2.3 DSL AND FTTP NETWORK ARCHITECTURE
• 2.4 THREAT ASSESSMENT

3 Content Protection

• 3.1 TECHNIQUES USED IN CABLE AND SATELLITE DTH NETWORKS
• 3.2 CONDITIONAL ACCESS IN DSL AND FTTP NETWORKS
• 3.3 CONTENT PROTECTION IN DSL AND FTTP NETWORKS
• 3.4 DIGITAL RIGHTS MANAGEMENT IN DSL AND FTTP NETWORKS
• 3.5 CONTENT PROTECTION IN VIDEO ON DEMAND NETWORKS
• 3.6 STATUS OF IP TV CONTENT PROTECTION DEPLOYMENTS
• 3.7 CONTENT PROTECTION TECHNOLOGIES IN MOBILE NETWORKS

4 Opportunities, Risks, and Recommendations

• 4.1 OPPORTUNITIES
• 4.2 RISKS
• 4.3 RECOMMENDATIONS

5 Appendices

• 5.1 COMPANIES OFFERING IP TV CONTENT PROTECTION SYSTEM
  • 5.1.1 Conax
  • 5.1.2 Irdeto Access
  • 5.1.3 Latens
  • 5.1.4 Microsoft Corp
  • 5.1.5 NDS
  • 5.1.6 SecureMedia
  • 5.1.7 Verimatrix
  • 5 1 8 Widevine Technologies, Inc
• 5 2 OTHER COMPANIES
  • 5 2 1 Kasenna, Inc
  • 5 2 2 Myrio Corporation
  • 5 2 3 SureWest Communications

Table of Figures

• Figure 2-1: Cable Network HFC Architecture
• Figure 2-2: Satellite DTH Network Architecture
• Figure 2-3: DSL and FTTP Network Architecture
• Figure 2-4: Integrated Gateway Architecture
• Figure 2-5: Distributed Set-Top Box Architecture
• Figure 5-1: Conax CAstream Architecture
• Figure 5-2: Irdeto Access�f &Mac185;right Architecture
• Figure 5-3: Latens Architecture
• Figure 5-4: Windows Media Rights Manager Flow
• Figure 5-5: Windows Media 9 Key Management
• Figure 5-6: NDS System Architecture
• Figure 5-7: Encryptonite Architecture
• Figure 5-8: Verimatrix Security System for VOD
• Figure 5-9: Verimatrix Security System for Multicasting
• Figure 5-10: Current Video Distribution Architecture
• Figure 5-11: The New Kasenna/ViewNow Architecture

Table of Tables

• Table 1-1: TV Distribution Network Threat Assessment 6
• Table 2-1: TV Distribution Network Threat Assessment
• Table 5-1: Content Protection Systems and Architectures
• Table 5-2: Conax�fs IP TV Products
• Table 5-3: Conax�fs IP TV Deployments
• Table 5-4: Irdeto Access�f Fiscal 2003 Financial Results
• Table 5-5: Irdeto Access�f Broadband Video Products
• Table 5-6: Irdeto Access�f Broadband Video Deployments
• Table 5-7: Irdeto Access�f Broadband Video Technology Partners
• Table 5-8: Latens�f IP TV Products
• Table 5-9: Latens�f IP TV Deployments
• Table 5-10: Latens�f IP TV Technology Partners
• Table 5-11: Microsoft�fs Fiscal 2003 Financial Results
• Table 5-12: Microsoft�fs IP TV Products
• Table 5-13: Microsoft�fs IP TV Deployments
• Table 5-14: Microsoft�fs IP TV Technology Partners
• Table 5-15: NDS�fs Fiscal 2003 Financial Results
• Table 5-16: NDS�fs IP TV Products
• Table 5-17: NDS�fs IP TV Deployments
• Table 5-18: NDS�fs IP TV Technology Partners
• Table 5-19: SecureMedia�fs IP TV Products
• Table 5-20: SecureMedia�fs IP TV Deployments
• Table 5-21: SecureMedia�fs IP TV Technology Partners
• Table 5-22: Verimatrix�fs IP TV Products
• Table 5-23: Verimatrix�fs IP TV Technology Partners
• Table 5-24: Widevine�fs IP TV Products
• Table 5-25: Widevine�fs IP TV Deployments
• Table 5-26: Widevine�fs IP TV Technology Partners
• Table 5-27: SureWest�fs Fiscal 2003 Financial Results