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Solutions · Media & Entertainment

Secure high-velocity releases and streaming platforms

Nullify's AI agents validate, triage and fix vulnerabilities across the code and cloud behind your streaming products, so security keeps pace with your release calendar.

Trusted by media and entertainment teams

DAZNFox Sports

Why it matters

Media and entertainment platforms run on fixed moments: a premiere, a live event, a season launch. Engineering ships constantly to hit them, across apps, services, open-source dependencies and cloud infrastructure. Security has to keep up without becoming the reason a release slips.

Nullify brings validated findings and merge-ready fixes into the pull request, so security moves at the speed of the release.

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How Nullify works

From finding to merged fix, in one loop

Automated through merge readiness. Human-controlled at merge.

01

Detect

Every commit, pull request and cloud change, plus your REST and GraphQL APIs.

02

Validate

Reachability, exploitability and business context. API findings are exploited, with evidence.

03

Prioritise

One backlog, with every item scored 0 to 100.

04

Fix

A minimal fix, validated against your build and opened as a pull request.

05

Merge

A developer approves every merge. Nullify never merges on its own.

The challenges

Three challenges media security teams know well

01

Release deadlines don't move for security tickets

When a launch date is fixed, a security ticket without a fix attached is the first thing to slip, and it rarely comes back.

How Nullify solves it

Autofix writes minimal, root-cause fixes, validates them against your build and opens them as pull requests in GitHub or GitLab. Fix PRs are paced, with no more than 3 open per repository, so a release week isn't buried in security PRs. Developers review and merge in the same flow as their release work.

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Open fix pull requests, per repository

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Illustrative example. Nullify keeps at most 3 open fix pull requests per repository and 5 per remediation plan.

02

A large, fast-changing attack surface

Streaming platforms span client apps, APIs, content delivery services, third-party packages and cloud infrastructure. Each layer changes often, and each has usually been covered by a different tool.

How Nullify solves it

Nullify covers application code across 16 languages, secrets, dependencies, and AWS, GCP, Azure and Kubernetes configuration, with every item in one prioritised backlog. Cloud findings are traced back to the repository that created the resource, so the right team gets the fix.

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CodeSecretsDependenciesCloudAPIs
Entitlement check bypass on the playback APIAPI · exploited, with evidence95
Live cloud key committed to a repositorySecrets · verified live93
Storage bucket open to the internetCloud · traced to its repository82
Vulnerable package in an unreachable code pathDependencies22

Illustrative example. Every item is scored 0 to 100 on severity, exploitability, reachability and business impact.

03

Too much noise to spot what's actually exploitable

High release velocity means a steady stream of new findings. Without context, your team can't tell which ones put viewers, accounts or content at real risk.

How Nullify solves it

The Pentest Agent continuously attacks your REST and GraphQL APIs, the layer your apps and partners depend on. It reports each exploit with request/response pairs, screenshots or video, after an independent re-review. Code findings are validated on reachability, exploitability and business context. Your team focuses on real risk, not the loudest alert.

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  • The Pentest Agent attacks your APIREST and GraphQL, continuously
  • A multi-stage exploit succeedsChained requests, the way an attacker would
  • Independently re-reviewedBefore anything is reported
  • Reported with evidenceRequest/response pairs, screenshots and video

Compliance

Compliance, kept current

Partners, distributors and enterprise customers increasingly ask for proof of your security posture. Nullify continuously audits your cloud configuration against rules mapped to SOC 2, and program reporting tracks mean time to remediate and SLA compliance, so your answer is always current.

See compliance readiness →

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  • Your cloud configuration changesAWS, GCP, Azure or Kubernetes
  • The audit runs on that changeNot on a schedule
  • Findings are mappedRules mapped to SOC 2
  • Traced to the repository that created the resourceOwner resolved from CODEOWNERS
SOC 2Cloud rules mapped

Proof in production

Outcomes from teams like yours

DAZNValidated

Media · Live sports

Build-validated patches prepared for customer review across its live-streaming platform.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does Nullify keep up with frequent releases?

Nullify scans every default-branch commit and every pull request in GitHub and GitLab. Validated findings arrive with merge-ready patches, and fix PRs are capped per repository so they don't compete with launch work.

What parts of a streaming platform does Nullify cover?

Nullify covers application code (SAST across 16 languages), secrets, dependencies, AWS, GCP, Azure and Kubernetes configuration, and continuous pentesting of REST and GraphQL APIs. Single-page and server-rendered frontends are covered separately through Bug Hunts.

How does Nullify decide which vulnerabilities matter most?

Every item in Nullify's backlog is scored 0–100 on severity, exploitability, reachability and business impact, not raw CVSS. Actively exploited vulnerabilities and zero-days affecting technologies you use move up automatically.

Does Nullify support SOC 2 audits?

Nullify's cloud audits are mapped to SOC 2, and its program reporting covers mean time to remediate and SLA compliance. That supports the vulnerability management side of your SOC 2 program, but Nullify doesn't make you compliant on its own.

Secure the release without moving the date

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