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The realities of remote work brought about some wonderful technical advances in application technology, enabling complex workflows that have been both simplified and automated. But... More

Good leadership is important for companies to succeed and thrive, and those who work under good leadership stand to learn a lot, according to Richard Atkinson, president of the Con... More

Beginning March 3 and held every Thursday after, MESA will host a weekly “Lunch and Learn” discussion via its MESAverse platform and Zoom, bringing members together to network,... More

Piracy is thriving and has become a multi-billion-dollar industry. In fact, the value of pirated video services is predicted to exceed $67 billion worldwide by 2023 according to Pa... More

On Feb. 24, the Media & Entertainment Information Sharing Analysis Center (ME-ISAC) — an initiative within the Content Delivery & Security Association (CDSA) — will hos... More

On Feb. 17 at 11 a.m. PT the MESA community is invited to a special presentation inside the MESAverse — MESA’s metaverse virtual environment platform, using ICVR’s RendezVu �... More

The world in which multinational organizations operate today is fraught with complex and ever-evolving risks. However, just as an effective general counsel and/or chief complian... More

The Content Distribution & Security Association (CDSA) is shifting back to its core principles: community, leadership, and being the glue that brings people and solutions toget... More

MESA is sponsoring the Feb. 9 Super Bowl LVI Celebrity Golf Tournament, to be held at the Brookside Golf Club next to the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, with proceeds going to help the edu... More

Ben Schofield, technical director of the Content Delivery & Security Association (CDSA), used the Content Protection Summit (CPS) event on Dec. 16 to provide an update on the C... More

Ransomware everywhere. We hear about it so frequently it has lost its novelty as a buzzword. It is such a commonly uttered term in fact, not unlike “the cloud,” we should take ... More

Amid rising insider risk in 2021, media and entertainment organizations have struggled to keep ahead of data exfiltration events using existing security controls and strategies tha... More

In 2020, when the pandemic lockdowns took hold, the film festival circuit seemed to be in jeopardy. But virtual film festival technology platforms saved the day and came into pr... More

When it comes to pirated content, sports serves as the “gateway to all other pirated content,” whether it’s movies, TV shows or video games, according to Justin Caple, VP of ... More

Netherlands-based connected-device security specialists Riscure is among the top players when it comes to side channel analysis, fault injection, connected device architecture and ... More

2021 proved to be a difficult year when it came to identifying (and stopping) threat actors, who were out in force and continue to pose a major challenge to media and entertainment... More

It’s a phrase you’ve heard ad nauseam over the last two years, and you’re probably going to hear it a lot in 2022 as well: “new normal.” How else do we wrap our head a... More

The Dec. 16 Content Protection Summit event at the Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel in Los Angeles will finally bring industry stakeholders back together in person together again to min... More

Barton, Australia-based firm archTIS, which offers software solutions for the secure collaboration of sensitive information, center around applying and enforcing dynamic, policy-dr... More

At the Dec. 16 Content Protection Summit event in Los Angeles, Mathew Gilliat-Smith, EVP of Convergent Risks, will lead a panel diving into the security around virtual film festiva... More