Identity Integrity
Know who originated a stream and whether that identity claim verifies end-to-end.
Attestik | Stream Identity Protocol (SIP)
The protocol-grade trust layer for modern video ecosystems.
Attestik defines SIP: cryptographically verifiable identity, rights, authorization, and attestation signals embedded at the bitstream layer and routed into production operations through Analyze.
- Designed for HLS, DASH, WebRTC, RTP, and progressive transport contexts
- Survives repackaging and adaptive bitrate workflows
- Complements DRM without replacing existing encryption/key systems
Rights Confidence
Model ownership and license grants as a verifiable chain with revocation traceability.
Moderation Reliability
Fuse SIP signals with Analyze moderation outputs for stronger decision quality.
Two-Layer Model
SIP Core and SIP Platform are intentionally distinct
SIP Core (open protocol layer)
- Identity frame format and verification procedures.
- Content binding, rating attestations, rights chain primitives.
- Viewer authorization and transport profile definitions.
SIP Platform (operational layer)
- Analyze APIs, portal workflows, and live moderation operations.
- Evidence exports, alerting pipelines, and automation hooks.
- Deployment patterns for enterprise production environments.
Protocol Pillars
What Attestik standardizes
Bitstream identity anchoring
Attach signed identity data at NAL/OBU-level so provenance survives repackaging and CDN/transcode workflows.
Independent attestation lanes
Separate publisher identity, rights chain, rating attestations, and viewer authorization into verifiable claims.
Rights and authorization graph
Represent ownership, license grants, and policy entitlements as a cryptographically auditable chain of custody.
Verification-first moderation inputs
Feed provenance, rights confidence, and attestation status into moderation and policy decisioning before distribution.
Protocol core + platform layer
Keep SIP Core open-standard oriented while integrating operational workflows through Analyze platform services.
Settlement-ready instrumentation
Expose attention and event checkpoints needed for downstream settlement, dispute handling, and compliance evidence.
Who This Is For
Different teams, one verifiable trust foundation
Publishers and studios
Prove source identity, rights lineage, and policy readiness before distribution.
Platforms and distributors
Verify what can be shown, where, and to whom with cryptographic confidence.
Trust, legal, and rights teams
Use deterministic proof artifacts for disputes, audits, and regulatory reviews.
Market Application
Where protocol-level verification creates immediate value
Streaming and FAST channels
Verify source, rights, and policy fit before recommendations and ad delivery.
UGC and creator ecosystems
Reduce impersonation and rights abuse with signed publisher and license assertions.
Sports and live events
Enforce distribution windows and territory entitlements with cryptographic evidence.
Rights exchanges and syndication
Provide immutable verification artifacts for licensing and partner distribution audits.
Build Sequence
How Attestik feeds platform.framebright.ai
Phase 1: Attestation ingest
Extend Analyze asset ingestion to parse SIP payloads, resolve signer identities, and persist verification results.
Phase 2: Rights and authorization graph
Store rights chain links, grants, and revocations; compute active authorization state per asset and stream.
Phase 3: Policy and moderation fusion
Blend SIP verification status with existing safety classifiers and rule engines for operational decisions.
Phase 4: Portal and API productization
Publish verification dashboards, API endpoints, and webhook streams in platform.framebright.ai for customer ops teams.
Decision FAQs
Common protocol adoption questions
Is Attestik replacing platform.framebright.ai?
No. Attestik is the protocol and sales funnel layer. Production workflows and customer operations run in Analyze.
Can we use SIP without adopting all platform features?
Yes. Teams can adopt SIP Core verification first, then phase into operational platform capabilities.
Will this work with existing DRM and entitlement systems?
Yes. SIP complements existing DRM/entitlement systems with verifiable identity and rights context.
Attestik is the protocol surface. Analyze is the operational product.
Use Attestik to explain the verification model and protocol value proposition, then route qualified buyers into platform.framebright.ai for execution, workflows, and enterprise deployment.