Program

9:45 – 10 a.m.
Opening Remarks / Welcome Remarks
Guy Finley, President, Content Delivery & Security Association (CDSA) and MESA
 

10 – 10:30 a.m.
OPENING KEYNOTE: Securing Healthcare’s Digital Front Door
In this exciting opening keynote, we’ll set the stage for the days conversations and explore another vibrant business category from a content perspective, healthcare and how they are handling security and strident regulations. Our Keynote speaker, who leads a technology company that empowers patients to actively care for their health, will share insights on why her company is often referred to as the “OTT for Healthcare”. As one of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies ( 2020 Inc. 5000 list) Mytonomy, is building virtual patient relationships in a secure environment with micro learning video content. This presentation discusses how they are delivering content in a highly regulated environment and facilitating those security requirements through their media studio.
Anjali Kataria, Chief Executive Officer, Mytonomy Inc.
 

10:30 – 11 a.m.
Physical Security in a Digital World
Cybersecurity and content protection are imperative but protecting people and physical assets are important too. A big question for studios right now is the fact that the assets and resources to accomplish both these challenges are different and require their own assessments. There is a clear need in the wider industry for a dedicated standard for physical security of productions to be aligned with and synergistic with existing content protection guidelines. In this session, we will look at the fundamentals that need to land in our rapidly changing environment as we begin to return back to physical sets in the middle of the pandemic and get ready for the world to open up again in the latter part of 2021.
Introduction by: Alex Pickering, Chairman, CDSA and Global Content Security Director, BBC Studios
Moderator: Guy Finley, President, Content Delivery & Security Association (CDSA) and MESA
Panelists:
Cody Lassiter, Content Protection Manager, Legendary
Pete Maunder, Production Security and Special Events Manager, The Walt Disney Company
 

11 – 11:30 a.m.
The 5 Ps of Microsoft’s Storytelling
This presentation shares the philosophy of Microsoft storytelling along with examples of how this has been brought to life across owned, earned, digital and physical storytelling mediums. It also discusses practical examples of the 5 Ps – People, Place, Pictures, Personal and Platform.
Steve Clayton, Chief Storyteller & General Manager, Innovation, Culture and Stories Team, Microsoft
 

11:30 – 11:35 a.m.
Introduction to Breakout Sessions/Room Hosts
Guy Finley, President, MESA
 

11:35 – 11:45 a.m.
NETWORKING BREAK
 

11:45 – 1 p.m.
CPS Innovation and Technology Showcases (Multi-Track Break-Out Sessions)
Industry experts share innovative ideas, processes, or perspectives in an interactive and intimate way with the audience who are free to choose which topic/area they find most interesting. Sessions will address key areas on 5 separate tracks:
TRACK 1: IDENTIFIERS, POLICY & ZERO TRUST
TRACK 2: ANTI-PIRACY, PIRATES & AAAARGH!
TRACK 3: SCALE & REMOTE ACCESS
TRACK 4: RIGHTS, DATA & EDUCATION
TRACK 5: DLP, ACCESSIBILITY & FRAMEWORK
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1 – 1:15 p.m.
NETWORKING BREAK
 

1:15 – 1:30 p.m.
Exclusive Preview of Security Architecture 2030 Vision
At last year’s Content Protection Summit, MovieLabs introduced a new white paper in the 2030 Vision series called Evolution of Production Security. The paper focused on the security principles underlying the MovieLabs 2030 Vision for the future of media production. At this year’s conference you get an exclusive preview of a new security architecture to be published in early 2021 that is designed to help the industry achieve the security goals of the 2030 Vision.
Spencer Stephens, Lead Technologist Production Security, MovieLabs
 

1:30 – 2 p.m.
CLOSING KEYNOTE: An Update on the Human Dimension of Security
Our Closing Keynote revisits his talk from last year’s CPS where he explored the human dimension of security. He posited, in the highest-reviewed session in the history of CDSA, that no data system is perfect, with human behavior presenting the biggest security risk. Coming back to our stage after the emergence of the global pandemic, he will review the impact of the crisis and how dealing with insider threats make the human side of your organization more secure. As the former Director of R&D at The NSA and Associate Director on National Intelligence we will discuss the evolution of organizational behavior and blind spots in human perception of threats and risks in particular relation to the ongoing crisis.
Eric Haseltine, PhD, Innovation Speaker, Chairman of the Board, US Technology Leadership Council
 

2 – 2:30 p.m.
Special Session: WiTH@CPS – The Changing Role Of Women In Security
As content protection becomes a more digital challenge and cybersecurity drives digital transformation in the security sector, more opportunities are being created for diverse security workforces. Technology companies are also focusing on creating gender-diversity in the workplace with the added benefit of having the security industry itself be more representative of the community it serves. And as always, a diversified team means more creative ideas, more innovation, and better adaptability to the rapidly changing. In this session, we will hear from female studio technology leadership on what it’s going to take to create and “secure” a more diverse content protection workforce.
Moderator: Guy Finley, Executive Director, WiTH
Panelists:
Shira Harrison, Vice President, Information Technology, Amblin Partners
Jade McQueen, Senior Managing Director, Media & Entertainment, Retail & CPG, Box
Rachel Roberts, Vice President of Enterprise Sales, West, Palo Alto Networks
 

2:30 – 3:00 p.m.
Closing Remarks & WiTH Networking Reception
Guy Finley, President, Content Delivery & Security Association (CDSA) and MESA