AMCC is a global leader in network and embedded PowerPCT processing, optical transport and storage solutions. The company's products enable the development of converged IP-based networks offering high-speed secure data, high-definition video and high-quality voice for carrier, metropolitan, access and enterprise applications. AMCC provides networking equipment vendors with industry-leading communications processing, Ethernet, SONET and switch fabric solutions. AMCC is also the leading vendor of high-port count SATA RAID controllers enabling low-cost, high-performance, high-capacity storage. Cloakware products support PowerPC platforms.
Coral Consortium is a cross-industry group to promote interoperability between digital rights management (DRM) technologies used in the consumer media market. The Consortium's goal is to create a common technology framework for content, device, and service providers, regardless of the DRM technologies they use. This open technology framework will enable a simple and consistent digital entertainment experience for consumers. Cloakware's membership in the Coral Consortium will help drive DRM interoperability standards, ensure increased security for copyrighted content and help foster new consumer-oriented business models.
Members of the Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) share a vision of a wired and wireless interoperable network of Personal Computers (PC), Consumer Electronics (CE) and mobile devices in the home enabling a seamless environment for sharing and growing new digital media and content services. This aligns with Cloakware's mission to protect licensed digital content throughout the network on any wired or wireless device.
Intel Corporation has licensed its tamper resistant software technology to Cloakware. Cloakware has integrated Intel's technology into our product offerings for the application security market, broadening our offering to address the unique security requirements of solution providers focused on diverse market segments from federal to media distribution.
Marlin is an open-standard DRM technology that provides a unique set of capabilities to manage the relationships between a consumer’s content, devices and network services. The technology places the consumer at the heart of a domain of rich services and devices and allows them to use the content intuitively. Marlin has been successfully deployed in Japan as the basis of the national IPTV standard, in Sony’s PlayStation Network movie service and in Pioneer’s SyncTV video sharing service in the United States. Marlin interoperates with Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) DRM and extends its functions elegantly from mobile applications to consumer electronics home networks.
Cloakware is a robustness solution provider for Microsoft Windows Media Digital Rights Management (DRM) 10 for consumer electronic device manufacturers. Windows Media DRM is Microsoft's platform for protecting and securely delivering content. It supports a wide range of business models from single downloads to physical format delivery. Cloakware is working with Microsoft's DRM 10 partners and customers to provide easy-to-use, robust DRM components that allow device manufacturers and application vendors to implement support for Windows Media DRM 10 more quickly, easier and at lower cost. See Microsoft's Compliance and Robustness Rules for Windows Media DRM
Symbian is a software licensing company that develops and supplies the advanced, open, standard operating system - Symbian OS - for data-enabled mobile phones. During the first half of 2005, 14.5 million phones using Symbian OS shipped worldwide, bringing the worldwide installed base to more than 39 million phones. Cloakware is a Symbian Platinum Partner. Cloakware DRM Solutions provide handset manufacturers with an out-of-the-box solution for protecting their Digital Rights Management (DRM) applications. This speeds time to market, reduces development costs and simplifies implementation through the use of pre-secured code and tools.
Secure DRM implementations that help meet compliance and robustness requirements for WMDRM, OMA and DTCP-IP.
Software development tools to protect applications against reverse engineering, tampering and automated attacks.