Software doesn't get more "in the wild" than in media and entertainment.
Plug-ins run on musicians' laptops, video players run on set-top boxes, and high-value creative tools run wherever a customer decides to install them. This September, PACE Anti-Piracy will be at IBC2026 in Amsterdam to talk about exactly that problem — and to show the newest additions to our application protection lineup, Fusion, Fusion Express, and Fusion AI, alongside the secure licensing platform they're built to work with, iLok Licensing.
IBC 2026
RAI, Amsterdam
September 11-14, 2026
Meet with PACE Anti-Piracy at IBC 2026.
After DRM: Protecting the Software That Protects Your Content
Future Tech Stage, Hall 14Saturday September 13, 14:30 - 15:15
Our VP of Product Management, Neal Michie, will be speaking about how broadcast software ships its most valuable IP straight to attackers who need no source code to extract secrets, bypass licensing, or expose that IP from a compiled binary alone. Drawing on PACE's decades of experience, he'll make the case for layered protection: anti-tamper technology that makes reverse engineering impractical, white-box cryptography that keeps keys secure even with direct execution-environment access, and a joined-up strategy for securing the next generation of AI-embedded applications.
