Digital Rights Management (DRM) refers to a set of technologies and processes designed to protect digital content from unauthorized use and distribution. It involves encryption, licensing agreements, and access controls that restrict how users can interact with digital media, including music, movies, and software. DRM aims to balance the interests of content creators and consumers by preventing piracy while allowing legitimate access. This system can also limit the number of devices on which content can be accessed and may include tracking user activity to ensure compliance with licensing terms.