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Has announced the launch of the latest feature of its content protection software Dual CAS at the ANGA Cable Show on May 4-6
April 29, 2010
COLOGNE, Germany -- Latens, the leading provider of software-based conditional access and middleware for Pay TV, has announced the launch of the latest feature of its content protection software Dual CAS at the ANGA Cable Show on May 4-6 in Cologne, Germany. Dual CAS is revolutionary because it allows the operator to move set-top boxes from one CAS solution to another therefore putting power in the hands of the operator by removing reliance on a single CAS vendor.
Latens Dual CAS enables operators to provision a single STB on one of multiple CAS systems even after the box has been deployed in the network. The operator will no longer be locked into one vendor - nor have STB’s tied to a single CAS vendor. With Dual CAS the operator controls the STB, reducing costs, enabling greater competition in innovation and features from the CAS vendor and improving security.Latens is leading the way with this unique innovation, released on the heels of CAS5. CAS5 is the only CAS solution that will protect content across multiple networks - cable, IP, DTH, DTT – whether one way, two way or hybrid from a single head end.
The Latens CAS solutions bring significant benefits. With CAS5, any operator running a hybrid network need only invest in one head end to manage the same CAS for multiple network types. In addition to saving costs by reducing the number of head ends needed, operators are able to reduce the complexity of their head ends and the integration into their business and operational systems.
“Dual CAS is another unique product innovation from Latens which puts the control of CAS in the hands of the operator by removing single vendor reliance. Established operators with existing CAS relationships will now be able to take the next step in securing their networks,” said Jason Rogers, CTO of Latens. “With Dual CAS it is easier for operators to deploy new features on set-top boxes on their network by leveraging dual suppliers and switching STB’s between vendors when they chose to.”
Latens Systems Ltd.
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