Scoped access
Your account and workspace role determine which private records you can view or manage. Access to protected recording features also requires current identity eligibility.
DIGIBRIDGE SECURITY
PROTECT THE WORK. SECURE THE RECORD.
Your creative process can contain unreleased footage, music, client material and confidential collaborations. DigiBridge protects that work by collecting scoped process evidence and controlling who can see it.
Scoped accessPrivate source materialReviewed 30 September 2026
PROTECTION THROUGHOUT THE WORKFLOW
PROTECT THE RECORD WITHOUT TAKING THE WORK.
Recorded activity gives a project a reviewable history. Your creative source files stay in your own production environment.
Traceable activity
Device credentials, signed records and continuity checks protect the integrity of accepted activity and preserve its source.
Narrow data boundary
Evidence collection excludes source audio, MIDI, project files, typed content and screenshots. Recording stays within the selected, disclosed project scope.
AI VERIFICATION
An analyst with clear limits.
Your dedicated verification agent reviews authorised process evidence alongside device, system and creative tool checks. It is read only. It cannot operate your software, alter original records or impose a programme penalty on its own.
Evidence before consequences
The strict programme excludes prohibited AI assistance and software acting in place of a contributor. Ordinary playback, rendering, keyframes, sequencing and musical automation follow the connected tool’s disclosed policy. A finding needs qualified supporting evidence before it counts as a confirmed incident.
The first confirmed incident holds the affected version. The third distinct confirmed incident excludes the project from directory submission and publication. You can see the reason, add context and request review. AI suspicion and gaps alone are not strikes.
ACCESS AND INTEGRITY
CONTROL WHO SEES WHAT.
Creators, teams and recipients need different views. The record moves from private recording to authorised review and deliberate publication.
PRIVATE WORKSPACE
Access follows your role
Project owners, contributors and reviewers receive access appropriate to their role. Private evidence stays behind authenticated access.
RECORD INTEGRITY
Keep the evidence and its history connected
Accepted records retain their source and order. Assignments and corrections are recorded separately so the original evidence remains intact.
CREATOR CONTROL
Choose what to record and share
Choose the disclosed recording scope in the Mac app. Permission for AI analysis is separate. Publication shares only the selected, permitted record after its review.
REVIEW ACCESS
Give reviewers the evidence they need
Public verification uses a limited view of the record. Private input detail and account policy cases are restricted to authorised access.
ENTERPRISE REVIEW PACK
ASK THE QUESTIONS THAT MATTER.
Map DigiBridge to your team’s responsibilities, client requirements and production workflow. Start with the information each person needs to record, review or publish.
- REVIEW 01
Which fields can leave a creator device?
- REVIEW 02
Which permissions does each connector require?
- REVIEW 03
How can a creator connect and revoke a device?
- REVIEW 04
What can appear in a public verification response?
- REVIEW 05
How are detected incidents, corrections and publication decisions recorded?
- REVIEW 06
How are withdrawal, retention and review requests handled?
Security references
The NIST Secure Software Development Framework provides a reference for examining software development practices and supplier questions.
Privacy by design
Read the privacy notice for data categories and user controls. ICO guidance provides background on data protection by design.
Review the interfaces
Developer documentation describes public record responses, access models and the signed event interfaces.
BRING YOUR SECURITY TEAM INTO THE CONVERSATION.
Tell us about your studio, platform or client requirements. We can discuss recording scope, access, permitted sharing and the evidence your team needs to assess.