PACE Anti-Piracy, a specialist in software security and licensing solutions, has announced that it will be exhibiting at IBC2024 and presenting as part of the Content Everywhere speaker programme.
PACE’s White-Box Works product is a third-generation solution that generates a highly protected version of any algorithm, making it virtually impossible to analyse through static or dynamic methods, safeguarding intellectual property from reverse engineering, whether embedded in hardware, mobile apps, or desktop applications.
PACE Anti-Piracy will host an IBC Content Everywhere session at 17:00pm on Saturday focusing on the importance of protecting software algorithms, particularly those involving AI, in the media production and distribution industries. The talk will emphasise the critical role of IP protection in securing the business value derived from software algorithms.
Presented by Neal Michie, Director of Product Management, PACE’s presentation titled 'Protecting the value of software algorithms' will take place at IBC on Saturday, 14 September, 17:00 - 17:15, at the Content Everywhere Stage 2 (Hall 14).
To learn more about protecting algorithms with White-Box Works, visit PACE Anti-Piracy on stand 14.D11.
You are not signed in
Only registered users can comment on this article.
Disney and TikTok strike short form content deal
The Walt Disney Company and TikTok have agreed a deal allowing creators to use clips from Disney films and series in their short videos.
.jpg)
EIT Culture & Creativity seeks audiovisual and gaming experts ahead of IBC2026
EIT Culture & Creativity has opened an expression of interest inviting experienced investors, entrepreneurs, and startup specialists to join its pool of expert evaluators and mentors, with opportunities for professionals working in the audiovisual and gaming sectors.
.jpg)
Disney sells A+E Global Media stake for US$1.2bn
Hearst has revealed that it will officially acquire Disney’s 50% interest in A+E Global Media for approximately US$1.2bn in cash.
Fremantle appoints Katie O’Connell Marsh as CEO of Global Scripted Hub
Global production and distribution group Fremantle has named Katie O’Connell Marsh as the CEO of its new London-based Global Scripted Hub.
British Film Commission designates West Midlands as key film and TV hub
The British Film Commission (BFC) has named the West Midlands (Birmingham) as the UK’s eighth official regional production hub for scripted inward investment film and high-end TV.
