Conditional Access
The security technologies for the home entertainment and digital media market are based on a wide variety of Conditional Access (CA) security such as DVB, ISDB and OpenCable and Digital Rights Management (DRM) and content protection schemes.
Elliptic offers highly integrated and proven security solutions spanning silicon cores to embedded software to help content owners, service providers, network operators, embedded system OEMs and SoC suppliers protect high-value digital content for the home entertainment and digital media market.
Conditional access systems are developed for use in cable television, satellite systems and now IPTV applications. In an attempt to keep their conditional access systems immune from hacking, network operators have often implemented proprietary security designs. The most successful attempt to standardize conditional access is DVB which stands for Digital Video Broadcasting. DVB standards are maintained by the DVB Project and they are published by a Joint Technical Committee (JTC) of the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI), the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (CENELEC) and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). The conditional access system (DVB-CA) defines a common scrambling algorithm (DVB-CSA) and Elliptic has released solutions supporting CSA descrambler version 2 (CSA2) and version 3 (CSA3).
Elliptic has also implemented the MULTI2 algorithm used in the conditional access system known as CS-Digital broadcast in Japan.
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Cryptographic Engines
Cryptography Middleware
Security Protocol Accelerators and Processors
注目の製品
CLP-630: Multi-Packet Manager Security EngineA highly programmable and unique Security Protocol Accelerator specifically designed to efficiently process data for high capacity wireless and network applications. The engine is perfectly suited for applications that deal with multiple active connections and significant traffic load on different contexts, such as 4G LTE-Advanced wireless cellular base stations and femtocells.





