Media & Entertainment Penetration Testing
A leaked film costs millions. A ransomware attack on your production pipeline costs everything. Test before it happens.
Penetration Testing That Understands Media Content Is the Asset
Media and entertainment companies protect some of the highest-value IP on the planet. Raxis delivers human-led, AI-augmented penetration testing built for the unique infrastructure of studios, production houses, streaming platforms, and content distributors, where a single breach can mean leaked content, ransomed workflows, or destroyed audience trust.
The Problem with Most Media & Entertainment Pentests
Media companies have unique security challenges: high-value unreleased content, complex vendor ecosystems, production environments that blend creative tools with enterprise IT, and timelines where a disruption costs millions. Most pentest vendors don’t understand any of that.
Production Infrastructure Gets Treated Like Corporate IT
Most pentest vendors scan your firewall and call it done. They never touch the production pipeline where unreleased content actually lives: editing workstations, render farms, Aspera and MASV file transfer systems, cloud-based dailies review platforms, and the network segments connecting them. Raxis tests the infrastructure that handles your most valuable assets, because that’s what attackers target.
Vendor Access Is the Biggest Blind Spot
Media production relies on an ecosystem of external partners: VFX studios, post-production houses, localization vendors, and distribution partners all need access to your content pipeline. Each connection is an entry point. If your pentest doesn’t test the remote access, VPNs, and integration points these vendors use, you’re missing the attack path responsible for some of the most damaging content leaks in the industry.
Ransomware Targets Production Timelines
Attackers know that media companies operate on immovable deadlines. A ransomware attack that encrypts a render farm three weeks before a premiere creates enormous pressure to pay. A generic pentest won’t simulate the phishing-to-lateral-movement-to-production-shutdown kill chain that ransomware groups actually execute against studios. Raxis tests the full path.
Streaming Platforms Are High-Value Web Applications
Your streaming service handles subscriber authentication, payment processing, content DRM, and API-driven distribution. That’s a web application with the same vulnerabilities as any SaaS platform, plus the added stakes of content piracy. Most media pentests skip the application layer entirely. Raxis tests streaming platforms with the same depth we bring to any high-value software environment.