EBU R143 is a recommendation published by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) that defines best practices for the cybersecurity of broadcast and media systems. It provides a structured framework to assess risks, define security controls, and improve resilience across IP-based and software-driven broadcast infrastructures. EBU R143 focuses on governance, risk management, operational security, and incident response, helping broadcasters protect mission-critical services in increasingly connected environments.
What Nevion Does
Nevion aligns its solutions and development practices with the principles outlined in EBU R143, supporting broadcasters in building secure-by-design IP media networks. Security considerations are integrated into Nevion’s software-defined platforms, such as VideoIPath, enabling controlled access, system segmentation, monitoring, and secure orchestration across distributed production environments.
Additionally, Nevion Virtuoso includes security-oriented capabilities and complies with the latest security protocols and recommendations, further strengthening the protection of IP-based broadcast infrastructures.
Nevion MOXELA is also developed according to those principle.
Benefits & Advantages of EBU R143
- Provides a broadcast-specific cybersecurity framework
- Supports risk-based security planning and governance
- Improves resilience of IP and software-defined workflows
- Helps align technical and organizational security measures
Common Questions
Q: Is EBU R143 mandatory?
A: No, it is a recommendation, not a regulation.
Q: Who should use EBU R143?
A: Broadcasters, media companies, and service providers.
Q: Is it relevant beyond Europe?
A: Yes, it is widely adopted internationally.