For Enterprise internal video
Know who leaked the all-hands
Confidential all-hands, product reveals and investor updates leak as screen recordings. StreamSec marks each employee's stream, so a leaked clip points back to the account it was streamed to.
The problem
Confidential video leaves the building one recording at a time
Access control ends at the screen
Single sign-on and permissions decide who can watch. They can't stop someone recording what they're allowed to see.
Leaks spread fast
A leaked all-hands or roadmap can reach competitors and the press within hours.
Investigations stall without evidence
Without a clear source, security teams are left questioning everyone who had access.
How StreamSec helps
From a leaked clip to an employee ID
- 1
Watermark every employee's stream
Your internal portal requests a playback token per employee, using the employee ID you already have. StreamSec never needs your directory.
- 2
Identify the source
Upload the leaked clip. StreamSec matches it to the playback session and returns the employee ID.
- 3
Hand HR and legal a report
Every trace produces an evidence report with the file hash, method, result and confidence.
FAQ
Questions, answered plainly
Early access
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