NAGRAVISION & Plume Strengthen Connected Home Security For 30 Million Subscribers

NAGRAVISION and Plume have announced a partnership they say will strengthen connected home security for more than 30 million subscribers worldwide.

The companies said NAGRA Scout Threat Intelligence will be integrated into Plume’s existing security tools to help internet service providers offer network-level protection against cyberthreats.

Plume said the enhanced security offering is already deployed to more than 30 million subscribers and is designed to provide always-on protection against phishing, malware and other attacks.

The companies also said the partnership could lead to additional services, including scam detection, botnet protection and anomaly detection.

NAGRAVISION is a Kudelski Group company that provides content protection and media and entertainment technology. Plume describes itself as a provider of AI-powered connected home and communication services.

“Security has always been a core strength of Plume. Our device and application intelligence gives us a uniquely deep understanding of the connected home and the emerging risks within it,” said Dave Wechsler, Plume chief business officer. “Across more than 600 million connected devices globally, that gives us a powerful view into how subscriber risks are changing and where protection needs to go next. We are building on that foundation aggressively, expanding the intelligence and protection we deliver to ISPs as threats evolve. NAGRA Scout adds another important layer to that strategy. Our ambition is clear: to make security a competitive advantage for the world’s leading ISPs.”

Morten Solbakken, NAGRAVISION EVP-COO, added: “As the connected home becomes the center of consumers’ digital lives, effective cybersecurity is emerging as a critical service opportunity for ISPs. Together, NAGRAVISION and Plume are combining world-class network intelligence, AI-driven threat detection and global scale to help operators move beyond connectivity and become trusted providers of digital protection. This partnership is a strong validation of NAGRA Scout’s technology, scale and capability and brings advanced cybersecurity to tens of millions of households today and creates a foundation for a new generation of cybersecurity services in the future.”

NAGRAVISION said NAGRA Scout uses AI-driven threat and categorization intelligence to identify and block malicious activity, while also supporting parental controls and policy enforcement across connected devices in the home.

The company said the service draws on intelligence from tens of millions of domains to identify phishing, malware and other cyberthreats every day.

Plume said it works with more than 450 internet service providers and reaches 50 million homes across 60 countries.

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