Irdeto executive Frikkie Jonker discusses how piracy has evolved in the digital age, and explains why the fight against piracy remains incredibly important.
In this What’s Next with Aki Anastasiou interview, the director of broadcast cybersecurity and anti-piracy at Irdeto , Frikkie Jonker , discusses the importance of fighting piracy.
He has been featured in multiple publications for his work on combating piracy, including the significant role he played in the arrest of an individual who was selling illegal streaming devices.Irdeto is owned by the MultiChoice Group and is dedicated to working with organisations like Partners Against Piracy to fight cybercrime in video entertainment.
He explains why he is committed to fighting piracy and protecting the creative industry through his current role, highlighting piracy’s financial impact on individuals and businesses.
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