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Akamai Report Notes Increase in Scale and Automation of Security Attacks By Tom Vernon A more specific portfolio of threats exists for broadcasters, who are heavily invested in the Internet of Things, which are also vulnerable.
Blockchain’s Role in TV By Gavin Douglas Rebuilding trust among advertisers, content creators and consumers.
Five Steps for Securing Broadcast Content By Vinit Duggal, VP of Network Engineering and CISO, Intelsat How media organizations can identify potential risks, improve their security posture
NAB Debuts Cybersecurity Certificate Program for Broadcasters By Emily Reigart Courses will help participants to protect their stations in “the current threat environment.”
Next Gen TV Offering Television Industry a Chance to Impede Piracy and Compete in OTT Era By Mitch Singer Today’s broadcasters and content providers should follow the same lead as movie studios when it comes to content protection.
Next Gen TV Dominates IEEE-BTS Gathering By James E. O'Neal Annual symposium probes broadcast technologies, practices.
Cybersecurity: What Execs Should Know By Cynthia Brumfeld Broadcasters aren’t exempt from hacking activity
Pai Calls Out Former CIO for “Inaccurate Information” About ECFS By Emily Reigart He also announced plans to revamp comment system, change commission’s IT culture
Need to Know: Protecting the Broadcast Plant By James E. O'Neal Practically every piece of gear in the facility now has an Ethernet port
