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05/05/2022
In December 2021, the European Commission presented the third progress report on the implementation of the EU Security Union Strategy. The strategy covers the period from 2020 to 2025 with 4 pillars:
The SecureWorld project
The SecureWorld project lays on priorities 1 and 4.
The objective of the SecureWorld project aims to research technologies of cybersecurity and privacy preservation for safeguarding personal data in a hyperconnected world. It is characterized by an ecosystem where market agents extract value by operating on large amounts of data and metadata. Three fundamental aspects must be considered:
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Verification of content reproduction rights using DRM
Optiva Media is researching the protection of TV services through SSI credentials that verify the certifications needed to connect two TV providers or one TV provider with the end-user. Blockchain technology enables verification of the content that users see by establishing a verified connection between two entities.
DRM phases:
Advanced-Data Visualisation and Interaction
Optiva Media will research the use of advanced visualisation and interaction techniques with the twofold objective of:
The application of Visual Analytics will be researched in order to explore the data stored on Blockchains, allowing the business manager to understand the behaviour of the users of the blockchain and act on aspects such as:
Secure content subscription sharing
The idea is to allow more than one person to use the same VoD content subscription. In other words, one user has his subscription, and instead of sharing his access credentials with a second user so that he can access the account, a token would be created that allows temporal access to certain content available, after making a payment for accessing the content. Optiva will evaluate different business models where, for example, a percentage share would be taken by all the involved actors of the system: the content provider, the operator and the user sharing its subscription.
*SecureWorld is a project financed by the Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology (CDTI), through the ‘Proyectos CIEN’ programme.*