Mini Guide
Digital Rights Management (DRM)
Key takeaways
What is DRM?
When and why do you use it?
Common DRM Systems

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Synopsis
Digital Rights Management (DRM)
Digital Rights Management (DRM) is a way of protecting distributed digital content. DRM allows content publishers and distributors to define and enforce constraints on the usage of their content, in a more secure manner than basic content encryption and protection methods. As the digital media sector is one of the biggest victims of intellectual property theft, the associated financial losses can add up quickly. In this mini guide we will discuss what DRM is, how it works and when to use it.
“DRM allows you to have complete control over the usage, modification and distribution of your content.”

Pieter-Jan Speelmans
CTO THEO Technologies