Security
Video lecture protection that starts at the login
Real video lecture protection is about who can get in, not just what the player does. Floral Gray LMS controls how many devices a student can use, where they log in from, and whether a browser is allowed at all.
The Real Problem
Most course piracy starts with one shared password
Screen-recording gets the headlines, but the everyday leak is simpler. A student pays once, posts their username and password in a group chat, and the course is suddenly serving a whole class.
An anti-piracy LMS has to make that pointless. Floral Gray LMS attacks it from three directions: how many devices an account can use, where logins come from, and which apps are allowed to play your lectures. Your admins control all three, live.
Control 01
Device login limits
An LMS with a device login limit makes a shared password far less useful.
How it works
You set how many devices each student account may log in from. Once a student hits the cap, another device can’t sign in with that account.
Staff are never restricted
Limits apply to students only. Teachers, faculty and admins can sign in wherever they need to.
Set per client
Choose the limit that suits your students. A tighter cap for a high-value exam course, a looser one if families share a tablet.
Control 02
Location-based login policies
Notice when an account turns up somewhere it shouldn’t be.
Flag or block by country
If your students are in one or two countries, a login from anywhere else is worth a second look. Flag it for review, or block it outright.
Your call, per deployment
Academies with international students can leave it relaxed; local coaching centers can lock it down.
Control 03
Native-only mode
Close the browser door when you don’t need it.
Block browser access
Decide per deployment whether students can use the web app at all. Switch it off and lectures play only inside your native Windows, macOS, iOS and Android apps.
Why it matters
A browser tab is the easiest place to copy a link or hunt through page resources. Keeping students in native apps removes that route. Native app vs browser LMS, explained.
Control 04
Live toggles, no rebuild
Security policy shouldn’t wait for a release cycle.
Instant effect
Device limits, location policies and web access are admin settings. They apply the moment your admin saves them, with no app update and no support ticket.
Your team, your rules
Tighten access before an exam season, relax it for a free trial week. You decide, and you don’t wait on us.
Foundation
An isolated backend
Your data isn’t sitting in the same tables as another academy’s.
One client, one backend
Every client gets its own backend services and database. There’s no shared multi-tenant database with a tenant column holding everyone together.
Visibility when you need it
Activity logs and per-student progress sit in the admin dashboard, so you can see what happened on an account and when.
Straight Talk
What no LMS can promise
Anyone who can watch a video can point a phone camera at the screen. No software stops that completely, and a vendor who says otherwise is overselling.
What a secure LMS can do is remove the easy routes: shared passwords, unlimited devices, logins from anywhere, and browser access you don’t need. Those account for most casual sharing. Pair them with clear enrolment terms and you protect the bulk of your revenue. Our guide on how to protect recorded lectures from piracy goes deeper.
See the security controls live
In a free demo we’ll set a device limit, block a country and switch off web access in front of you, then show you the student’s side.