Viaccess-Orca, a global player in the protection and enhancement of content services, has unveiled Adaptive Sentinel, a new converged card and cardless conditional access system (CAS) that it says offers “an unprecedented ease of transition between the two technologies, unified over an end-to-end solution architecture”.

Adaptive Sentinel supports a wide range of business models, including subscription TV, a la carte, and prepaid, to enable revenue growth. The CAS is pre-integrated with set top box (STB) middleware and CAM modules, ensuring fast time to market. The ecosystem was built with renowned partners such as Neotion and Jiuzhou.

“Operators strive for content security that is simple, affordable, and responsive to both the evolving business imperatives of their content agreements and the reality of the content piracy landscape,” said David Leporini, EVP Marketing Products and Security at Viaccess-Orca. “Adaptive Sentinel has been designed to answer service providers’ challenges for content security rollout, evolution, and migration, as the needs of the services they offer change over time.”

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