Encryption in transit
RTMPS ingest, HTTPS dashboard access, and encrypted playback delivery protect data between encoders, viewers, and our infrastructure.
Trust & security
Instrm is designed for churches, broadcasters, and event teams who need reliable access control and clear operational visibility.
RTMPS ingest, HTTPS dashboard access, and encrypted playback delivery protect data between encoders, viewers, and our infrastructure.
Waiting rooms with admit and reject, expiring viewer links, and role-based production access keep private broadcasts gated.
Stream keys can be rotated from the dashboard. Keys are never displayed in public URLs or shared viewer links.
Ingest, processing, and delivery are segmented so a failure in one path does not expose unrelated tenant data.
Stream health, destination status, and access events are logged for troubleshooting and audit by account owners.
We collect account and stream configuration data required to operate broadcasts, not unrelated personal profiling.
Sign in with Google or email credentials. You are responsible for safeguarding your account and stream passcodes. Enable strong passwords and limit who receives producer access in your organization.
Private streams use waiting rooms and passcodes. Viewer admission is controlled by the host. Public simulcast destinations (YouTube, Facebook, etc.) follow each platform's own privacy and terms policies.
Instrm is built for global use. We apply data minimization, access controls, and contractual safeguards designed to support common international obligations, including GDPR, UK GDPR, LGPD, PIPEDA, POPIA, and comparable laws. See our Privacy Policy for regional rights and transfer safeguards.
Instrm uses cloud infrastructure and payment processors to deliver the service. A detailed subprocessor list is available to Enterprise customers on request.
Report a vulnerability or security concern: security@instrm.com. For privacy requests, see our Privacy Policy.
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