Passes deploys KeyOS MultiKey Service from BuyDRM
February 11, 2025
BuyDRM, a provider of digital rights management (DRM) and content security services, has announced that Passes, a subscription platform for creators to connect with fans and monetise content, is using BuyDRM’s KeyOS MultiKey Service to secure content from illegal viewing or distribution.
The KeyOS Content Security Platform is an award-winning, studio-approved Multi-DRM and Watermarking platform for music and video. BuyDRM’s KeyOS Platform protects the assets of copyright holders and distributors with robust security services and solutions for high-value media and is trusted by many of the most prominent names in media and entertainment across the globe.
User-generated content is inherently unique and has the potential to become wildly popular and go viral. While this can be beneficial, it can also lead to unauthorized usage that fails to provide revenue for the content creators. Passes’ content creators produce hundreds of thousands of videos each year, and the KeyOS MultiKey Service ensures that these videos are utilised in a way that generates a stable revenue stream for both Passes and its content creators.
“Passes can confidently offer their creators secure delivery of valuable video content to users thanks to BuyDRM,” said Christopher Levy, CEO and Co-Founder of BuyDRM. “This robust security measure prevents the devaluation of content by authorising playback only for paying subscribers, which reduces the risk of theft by bad actors.
“BuyDRM offers a studio-grade widely supported Multi-DRM platform that is securing the value of our Content Creators’ hard work and imagination,” said Aaron Friedlander, Head of Engineering. “Passes can now deliver to-scale video on a global basis and monetize our business with a best-of-breed content security solution, KeyOS.”
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