IBC Digital 2021: Content Security and anti-piracy Strategies
In this panel session condusted in 2021 for IBC Digital, Olga Kornienko of EZDRM, Alain Durand of Content Armor (now part of Synamedia) and John Ward of Friend MTS explore how threats are evolving with the growth of online distribution and the approaches available to OTT service providers to ensure their businesses are built on firm security foundations.
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