The Content Delivery & Security Association (CDSA), established in 1970, has evolved from safeguarding physical media to tackling digital security challenges in the media and entertainment industries. Through its robust initiatives, such as the Content Protection & Security (CPS) program and the Anti-Piracy and Content Protection (APCP) initiative, CDSA provides comprehensive frameworks for securing content throughout its lifecycle. These programs address critical issues like piracy, unauthorized access, and regulatory compliance, making CDSA an essential partner for risk and compliance professionals. Additionally, its collaboration with the Motion Picture Association (MPA) led to the Trusted Partner Network (TPN), a unified program that sets the industry standard for content security assessments.
By aligning with CDSA standards or achieving its certifications, organizations demonstrate a proactive commitment to securing digital assets while adhering to global regulations such as GDPR. Programs like CPS and TPN enable companies to mitigate risks, streamline workflows, and maintain compliance in an increasingly complex digital landscape. The CDSA’s ongoing efforts, including hosting industry events and fostering collaboration, solidify its role as a key player in safeguarding media content and supporting compliance in the entertainment sector.
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