Kari Grubin, Membership Services Director of the Trusted Partner Network, and former president of the Hollywood Professional Association, will talk about the TPN’s new Star Report at the June 15 Content & IP Defense Summit II. The report analyzes cybersecurity risk across the global content supply chain.

The Trusted Partner Network was established by the Motion Picture Association (MPA) to raise awareness around content security and standards to help movie industry companies identify vulnerabilities, increase security capabilities, and communicate security status to customers.

Grubin will join Chris Parsons from Content Vault and other content production professionals to talk about the latest vulnerabilities in the production and post workflow and what companies are doing about them.

Sign up for the Content & IP Defense Summit II runs online, June 15, 11am Eastern Time/2pm UK time. Registration is free. The event will include panel discussions, Q&A, and networking. Free registration and agenda here.

The Star Report Recent notes a consistent set of technical weaknesses affecting media companies:

• Compromised credentials
• Inconsistent multi-factor authentication (MFA)
• Insecure system and cloud configurations
• Delays in patching and vulnerability remediation

The Star Report can be downloaded here.