ATEME Continues to Push BISS-CA Standard With Kyrion, TITAN Solutions
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ATEME is continuing the next generation of content delivery as its Kyrion and TITAN Edge solutions remain inherent in the development and market adoption of the BISS-CA standard.
As an evolution of the BISS protocol, BISS-CA is an open, royalty-free, secure, and interoperable conditional access encryption standard which includes a dynamic rolling key system. Developed by the EBU in long-standing collaboration with ATEME and other network equipment vendors, BISS-CA enables real-time entitlement management for content streams over any network. It can be used on any production equipment from encoders and decoders to multiplexers and transcoders to transmit high-value content securely.
ATEME has developed a strong relationship with the EBU, having collaborated on the BISS-CA concept since 2017 when ATEME assisted the EBU in the introduction and launch of the BISS-CA protocol. Since then, ATEME has supported Eurovision Services, an EBU subsidiary, in everyday tests and trials focused on the development of the standard and its promotion. This includes public key concatenation, locking systems, and inbound watermarking to increase the content protection level on this global solution from content creation to final distribution.
Having played an active role in the development of the standard since the beginning, ATEME’s solutions are all BISS-CA software upgradable and used for BISS-CA interoperability and certification tests. ATEME’s IRDs are integrated in the Eurovision Services management system and are part of its recent firmware upgrading procedure.
“At ATEME, we are proud to have worked with the EBU on the creation and development of BISS-CA,” says Julien Mandel, Contribution Segment Manager, ATEME. “It is a great example of how the combined efforts of dedicated professionals can result in driving innovation in the broadcast industry and create an industry-leading and market-recognized solution.”