Release on schedule. The show goes on.
A breach in media has a release date attached. The job is the other way around: the slate ships, the streams and stations stay live, the premiere lands, because every path to them was tested before anyone hostile found it.
The slate ships. That’s the whole job.
Five titles, one quarter. Testing found two routes someone could have taken, and both closed before they mattered.
What media & entertainment is up against.
Hover or select any one to see what it means.
Pre-release content leaks
A master cut or unaired episode walks out before the premiere, and the leverage is gone the moment it does.
Vendor & post-house risk
The post house grading your show, the VFX shop, the freelancer on a personal laptop: each a trusted door into your content.
Subscriber data exposure
Streaming and broadcast businesses hold consumer PII and payment data at scale, a prize that doesn’t expire on release day.
Broadcast & operations halt
Ransomware that takes a channel off air or freezes a release calendar turns a security incident into a public, on-the-clock crisis.
Security as a blocker
When the schedule is the boss, security that slows the edit gets bypassed, and the urgency itself becomes the vulnerability.
There is no single front door. Every route converges on the same three prizes: the content, the subscribers, the air.
What you get: every path to those prizes, mapped and ranked by what actually reaches them.
Supply chain risk →Testing that fits the calendar, not the other way around.
Before the tentpole window, across the vendor chain, and continuously on the platforms your subscribers touch.
Find the reachable paths to content, subscriber data, and broadcast before someone else does.
Explore →Test whether a post-house, vendor, or freelancer compromise can reach your release pipeline.
Explore →Prove what an attacker can actually take from a live production environment, start to finish.
Explore →Validate that an attack can’t quietly walk to the systems that keep you on air.
Explore →The bar your partners set, and how we test to it.
Frameworks set the floor. The real bar is whether a partner’s compromise can reach your release pipeline.
Content security across the production and post chain: assets, access, partners.
We test the route from a vendor compromise to your masters.
Real testing around anything that touches subscriber payments.
We test the billing path, and prove the cardholder environment is truly segmented.
Subscriber data protected by measures you can demonstrate.
We test where PII could be reached, before regulators or attackers find it.
endpoints tested continuously, across a media & telecom footprint serving 6.5M homes and businesses.
Cox Enterprises runs Incenter across its footprint, with findings reported as they’re discovered. No waiting for an end-of-engagement report.
Read the Cox study →