Content is the lifeblood of our industry. Any interruption to the flow of content can be catastrophic at any time - currently, months or years later. That interruption can take on many forms and with the increasing number, complexity and intrusions of cyber security attacks threatening content and the systems we use which are at the very core of our business, what does the future of content security look like. What can be done in the face of these growing threats? Will quantum computing technologies threaten ‘unbreakable’ encryption solutions? What about business continuity? Does blockchain have any part to play? How do the big studios and other content owners know who and what to trust in their wider supply chains? The IET will be exploring all of these questions and more with a panel of industry experts as part of the John Logie Baird lecture series at IBC in September.
Allan McLennan, President/Chief Executive - PADEM Media Group
Andrew Livingston, Director Technology EMEA, - Sony Pictures Entertainment
David Orman, Chief Executive Officer - Greenfish.io
Geerart Bourlon, Vice President Global Content Protection Legal - ACE (Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment)
Tami Hoffman, Director of News Distribution and Commercial Innovation - ITN
Terri Davies, President - Trusted Partner Network
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