Entertainment companies face constant threats from cybercriminals, piracy groups, and politically motivated attackers. Leaked content, service outages, or account takeovers can damage reputations and derail major releases.
Streaming platforms, media production workflows, influencer apps, and fan engagement portals all expand the attack surface. Third-party vendors, mobile access, and real-time content distribution require tailored security strategies.
Our entertainment penetration testing services help uncover these vulnerabilities before they’re exploited. We simulate real-world attacks on APIs, cloud services, content pipelines, and staff workflows to help protect your audience, creators, and intellectual property.
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We simulate attacks on video editing portals and cloud storage tools to identify insecure authentication, shared credentials, or legacy access paths to unreleased content.
We test exposed streaming APIs, content authorization mechanisms, and session tokens for flaws that could lead to piracy or early access to unreleased titles.
We run phishing simulations targeting actors, creators, marketing staff, and social media teams to test how well your organization handles impersonation threats and data requests.
We simulate lateral movement from infected endpoints in edit bays or workstations toward content management systems and staging servers.
We simulate attacks on mobile apps, fan engagement sites, and streaming interfaces to uncover exposed services, logic abuse, or weak authentication.
We simulate insider threats or infected endpoints—mapping lateral movement paths to high-value assets such as unreleased content or fan data.
We test Wi-Fi networks at offices, production studios, and event spaces for segmentation issues, rogue access points, and password hygiene.
We assess media portals, creator tools, and fan platforms for broken access control, injection flaws, and insecure APIs.
We simulate phishing and pretexting attacks targeting production staff, talent managers, social media teams, and technical administrators.
We review cloud platforms used to host content or manage distribution pipelines for excessive permissions, MFA gaps, and data leakage risks.
We simulate unauthorized access to editing rooms, transmission closets, or backstage areas—testing badge enforcement and endpoint security.
Our red team tests your ability to detect persistent adversaries attempting to compromise pre-release content, hijack events, or disrupt social promotions.
We simulate piracy crews, state-sponsored attackers, and hacktivists targeting content, brand IP, and live events.
We support cyber insurance, content licensing, MPAA/CDSA guidance, and privacy compliance through risk-based penetration testing and audit-ready reporting.
We deliver tabletop exercises, security training, and cyber advisory for production houses, event companies, and digital streaming brands.
Adversim has tested the security of major streaming services, live production environments, music platforms, and social entertainment apps. We understand the pace, sensitivity, and visibility of the entertainment sector.
