Google Widevine
Android · Chrome · Android TV
Protect VOD and live streaming with unified licensing, policies, content keys, users, devices, storage and analytics for Widevine, PlayReady, FairPlay Streaming and Huawei WisePlay.
WidevineIn integration
PlayReadyPlayback path verified
FairPlay StreamingIn integration
WisePlayIn development
Security-first architectureProvider isolation · key protection · auditability
ISO/IEC 27001:2022Aligned design · certification in preparation
Your application works with one content catalogue, one policy model and one authorization workflow while provider-specific operations remain behind purpose-built security boundaries.
Android · Chrome · Android TV
Windows · Edge · Xbox · Smart TV
iPhone · iPad · Mac · Apple TV
Huawei device ecosystem
Production activation depends on vendor agreements, credentials, supported clients and platform-specific validation. PlayReady is the currently verified playback path.
DRM-X 6.0 is being engineered with security controls aligned to ISO/IEC 27001:2022, including access control, cryptographic protection, secure development, logging, operational resilience and supplier risk management.
Haihaisoft is preparing its Information Security Management System for independent certification. DRM-X 6.0 is not yet ISO/IEC 27001 certified.
Each DRM provider runs behind a separated service boundary, reducing shared exposure of SDKs and credentials.
Content keys are designed to remain encrypted at rest and be released only through short-lived internal leases.
Organisation, project and environment boundaries are enforced throughout the control and licensing workflow.
Versioned policies, administrative activity and security events are designed for traceability and review.
Timestamps, nonces and signature validation help protect service-to-service communication from replay attacks.
The roadmap includes production KMS/HSM integration, centralized logging, backup testing and secure operations.
DRM-X 6.0 goes beyond license delivery to connect policies, keys, content, audiences, integrations and operational visibility.
Route authorized device challenges through one Common License Gateway to the correct DRM provider.
Create reusable, versioned profiles for expiry, offline use, output protection, concurrency and revocation.
Manage key sets and encrypted key material through a security-first service boundary.
Use DRM-X-hosted storage or connect customer-controlled Amazon S3 and compatible object storage.
Manage users, groups, devices, applications and targeted blacklisting from a unified model.
Review license requests, denials, usage and security events through the console or APIs.
Integrate playback grants, management APIs, webhooks and environment-specific credentials.
The architecture can support independently operated regional environments and provider credentials.
The shared customer-facing gateway is designed without direct access to provider SDK source code, DRM credentials, FairPlay private keys or unwrapped content keys.
Application backendAuthentication and entitlement
Player applicationsWeb · mobile · smart TV
Playback Grant APIShort-lived authorization
Common License GatewayValidation, limits and routing
Key serviceWrapped keys and short leases
Google WidevineSeparate credentials and adapter
Microsoft PlayReadySeparate credentials and adapter
Apple FairPlay StreamingSeparate credentials and adapter
Huawei WisePlaySeparate credentials and adapter
Keep customer authentication and commercial entitlements in your platform. DRM-X converts each authorized playback decision into the right DRM license.
Discuss your workflowUse DRM-X-hosted storage or connect your own object storage.
Choose expiry, devices, concurrency, offline and output-protection rules.
Generate compatible CENC and CBCS streaming outputs for DASH and HLS.
Issue a short-lived Playback Grant from your trusted backend.
The common gateway routes the challenge to the correct provider service.
Review events, revoke access and investigate devices or denied requests.
Apply reusable policies across catalogues, devices, rental windows, subscriptions and offline playback.
Prepare for regional scale, live authorization, provider routing, operational monitoring and future key rotation.
We are building DRM-X 6.0 openly and will update readiness as provider and interoperability testing progresses.
Need to discuss a specific device, DRM provider or deployment region?
Talk to a DRM engineerMulti-DRM uses multiple digital rights management technologies to protect the same streaming service across browsers, operating systems, mobile devices and smart TVs. DRM-X 6.0 targets Widevine, PlayReady, FairPlay Streaming and Huawei WisePlay through one control plane.
Not yet. DRM-X 6.0 is being designed with technical and operational controls aligned to ISO/IEC 27001:2022, while Haihaisoft prepares its Information Security Management System for independent certification. This page does not claim that certification has already been completed.
The platform is being built for both VOD and live workflows. Initial live support is targeted for Widevine, PlayReady and FairPlay environments, while WisePlay is initially focused on VOD.
The architecture is designed to store encrypted or wrapped content keys instead of plaintext keys. Clear keys are intended to be released only to authorized internal services for short-lived operations, with production KMS or HSM integration on the roadmap.
Yes. The storage model supports customer-controlled Amazon S3 and compatible object storage, alongside a planned DRM-X-hosted Cloudflare R2 option.
DRM-X 6.0 is under active development. Customers can join the early-access programme now to review architecture, devices, packaging, regional deployment and integration requirements.
Review devices, providers, storage, packaging, policies, regional architecture and ISO/IEC 27001-aligned security requirements with Haihaisoft.