Protecting Media and Intellectual Property
Founded as a non-profit in 1970, the CDSA was established as an international content protection association which advocates for the innovative and responsible delivery and storage of entertainment, software, and information content.
The CDSA Content Protection & Security (CPS) Standard provides guidance and requirements for securing media assets within a Content Security Management System (CSMS) and specifies controls designed to ensure the integrity of intellectual property and the confidentiality and security of media assets across the digital media supply chain.
The CPS certification audit consists of over 300 controls to help secure and manage physical data centers, harden services, and protect storage facilities.
Content Delivery and Security Association Requirements
CF 5.23.10
Sets out requirements for participants to provide evidence of vulnerability assessments appropriate to the documented risk assessment.
CF 5.23
Sets out the requirements necessary for vulnerability management including anti-virus protection, security updates (patches), data backups, and security testing. Threats to IT systems can be mitigated by applying a regime of good housekeeping.
How VULNERA Helps You
Vulnerability Management
Identify new vulnerabilities in software, applications, and networking equipment across your networks
Protect Sensitive Data
Address security threats that may expose sensitive data or intellectual property
Validate Security Controls
Validate critical patches have been installed to minimize exposure to attacks
