In media, more than any other industry, content literally is the lifeblood of business. And for the business to thrive, that content must be able to flow. An extended web of production teams needs to collaborate on audio and video files. Scripts need to be edited, reworked, and shared with agents and talent. Strategies, production plans, and deadlines also often adapt. And throughout this process, production partners, talent agencies, and competitors are all trying access this content. However, sharing content today is the easy part. Keeping it safe is another story.
Organizations and individuals have thousands of vectors for moving your content, intellectual property, and financial information —email, Dropbox/Box shared links, managed and unmanaged mobile devices, Slack, or even a good ole’ fashioned USB drive. And all it takes is one rogue or momentarily distracted user for your content to be exposed to the world. This reality requires a new approach to security.