Frequently Asked Questions

The essentials are encryption of all sessions, strong access controls, audit logging, a signed Business Associate Agreement with the vendor, secure data backup and storage, and explicit patient consent.

Yes. All video conferencing sessions must be encrypted so that protected health information cannot be intercepted or accessed by unauthorized individuals during transmission.

Access controls such as multi-factor authentication verify user identities before granting entry, while audit logs record who accessed each session, when, and what actions were taken, enabling compliance reviews.

Look at the vendor's healthcare track record, security features like end-to-end encryption and audit logging, willingness to sign a BAA, ease of use, integration with EHR systems, and quality of customer support.

Yes. Vodlix offers end-to-end encryption, multi-factor authentication, comprehensive audit logging, integration with existing healthcare systems, and is willing to sign a BAA with healthcare providers.

Yes. DRM protects premium episodic content from piracy.

Combine DRM and visible watermarking to discourage unauthorized sharing, SSL encryption for data in transit, and multi-factor authentication on user accounts. Major services like Disney+ rely heavily on DRM and encryption.

Video piracy is the unauthorized copying, sharing, or redistribution of video content without permission.

No, but it significantly reduces piracy and prevents easy content theft.

Yes. It helps identify the source of leaked content and discourages misuse.

Users record playback using built-in or third-party tools, bypassing downloads.

Yes, with encrypted streaming, tokenized access, and real-time monitoring.

It limits regional access but works best when combined with other methods.

Costs vary, but integrated OTT platforms reduce overall expenses significantly.

Yes. Modern OTT solutions offer affordable, built-in security features.

It embeds user-specific identifiers to trace leaked content.

From day one—before launching your streaming platform.

Content protection can be achieved using DRM, secure streaming protocols, domain restrictions, watermarking, and access control. These measures help prevent unauthorized downloads and screen recording.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is an EU law protecting the personal data and privacy of individuals in the European Union. It applies to any streaming platform that collects or processes personal data of users living in the EU—even if the platform is located outside the EU.

Key GDPR requirements include: obtaining explicit user consent before collecting personal data; being transparent about what data is collected, where it's stored, and how it's used; giving users control over their data (view, edit, delete); ensuring encryption and strong security measures; and notifying relevant authorities and affected users within 72 hours in case of a data breach.