Device binding
Secure links are locked to the hardware they were issued for — stolen URLs fail on other devices.
Security at the center
Your content, your rules
SafePlay is built so your content stays under your policies — whether that is device binding, short-lived access, or encrypted offline playback.
Encrypted playback
Content decrypts only inside the native player — no browser leakage, no third-party embeds.
Policy-driven expiry
Links and tokens are scoped to your policy and designed to expire on schedule.
Trust anchors
Governance you can rely on
Controls surface where playback actually happens — on device, under your rules, with full auditability.
Security questions
Security FAQ
What is device binding?
Device binding means secure links are locked to the specific hardware they were issued for. If someone steals a URL and tries to use it on a different device, playback will fail.
How does SafePlay encrypt playback?
SafePlay decrypts content only inside the native desktop player. There is no browser-based playback, no third-party embeds, and no web leakage.
What is policy-driven expiry?
Playback links and tokens are scoped to your access policy and designed to expire on schedule. You control how long content is accessible.
Is SafePlay safe to install?
Yes. Windows SmartScreen may show a warning on first run because the installer is not yet widely distributed. Click "More info" then "Run anyway" to proceed. All installers are clean and verified.