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Video Piracy Is a Growing Concern for Online Educators, Says Cybersecurity Firm
VdoCipher said 400,000 piracy attempts were blocked in 12 months as education providers increase spending on video security.
- On Thursday, VdoCipher reported rising demand from EdTech businesses across Europe and the UK as premium course content faces increasing threats from piracy, unauthorized downloads, and screen recording.
- As digital education expands across Europe and the UK, education providers are increasingly prioritizing video security to counter unauthorized redistribution and password sharing threatening course viability.
- VdoCipher supports 4,000+ businesses and 15,000+ educators across 120+ countries, blocking 400,000+ piracy attempts in 12 months; a finance platform with 45,000+ learners adopted the service after premium trading lessons were pirated.
- Siddhant Jain, Founder, VdoCipher, emphasized that "success of an online course depends not only on the quality of its content but also on the ability to protect that content," marking a strategic shift toward security as business priority.
- With DRM, watermarking, and viewer tracking, VdoCipher grew to 9,200+ subscribers and 320+ corporate clients as secure infrastructure becomes core to the digital learning ecosystem for universities and coaching platforms.
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Video Piracy Is Becoming a Growing Concern for Online Education Across Europe & UK, Says VdoCipher
VdoCipher, a secure video hosting and piracy protection provider, reports rising demand from EdTech businesses across Europe and UK as premium course content becomes a growing piracy target
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