nanocosmos, a specialist in real-time video streaming, has announced the launch of nanoStream Control, a security and control layer within the nanoStream platform.

As content misuse, unauthorised access, and stream hijacking increase across live interactive use cases ranging from iGaming to enterprise communications, operators and organisations require stronger protection and the ability to detect and stop issues in real time, not after the event. nanoStream Control addresses this with a new integrated layer for access control, monitoring, and analytics.

“Real-time streaming without control is a growing risk for operators,” said Oliver Lietz, CEO of nanocosmos. “With nanoStream Control, organisations can detect, intervene and protect their streams instantly, not after damage has already occurred.”

nanoStream Control introduces a multi-layered security approach based on prevention, detection and response. Beyond security, the solution provides advanced analytics, including dashboards, geographic insights, and client-side metrics to optimise stream quality and user experience. This data-driven approach provides operators with visibility, security, and operational control over real-time streams.

nanoStream Control is part of the nanoStream platform, which includes nanoStream Live for ultra-low latency delivery and nanoStream Studio for AI-powered video enhancements.

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