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With our content protection activities, are we in the same business as the NSA? Is Viaccess-Orca in the business of fear? Fear arises when parties are unable to assess risks. Several years ago, we started moving away from the traditional approach of Conditional Access System CAS vendors, which was to deny any occurrence of piracy of their own technology, even if it had been proven by the customer.
We chose to take a new tack which recognizes and respects the competence of our customers. It is common knowledge in the industry that piracy is a risk for any Pay TV provider, and that providers expect their CAS vendor to help manage this risk in the best possible way.
We believe that our customers are well-informed and sophisticated about their risk management. We help them assess the risks to the best of our abilities, as well as provide them with tools to mitigate these risks. Those organizations instilling fear in their end users may be overreaching and magnifying the risks out of proportion, simply because they can. Are we blocking legitimate actions by end users because of the piracy risk?
First of all, there are usage limitations set forth in the contracts between owners of the rights and service providers. As a result, we protect this pay TV service at a price consistent with the value of its content;. This cannot really be said for the NSA, even if relationships among different US agencies are far from being my expertise.