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9 SEPTEMBER 2016
PUTTING TRUST IN THE CLOUD
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Back in October 2015 the DPP held one of its 
exclusive DPP AT HOME events on the subject of 
trust. File based working had brought with it great 
anxiety around the move to connected and cloud 
based services. The event asked: just how anxious 
are we; how anxious should we be; and what would 
it take to make us more trusting?
The conclusions from that DPP AT HOME were 
summarised in a 
Home Truths
 report, that observed:
“There are numerous policies and standards around 
trust and security. Is it possible to bundle them into 
an essential set, designed for easy understanding 
and use?”
This observation led directly to the creation by the 
DPP and its Members, including Imagen, of the 
DPP 
Supplier Security Checklist
 that was launched on the 
eve of IBC 2016.
The Context
So, while the DPP is taking practical steps to build 
trust in new tools and services, what else will it take to 
make the media and entertainment industry feel more 
comfortable with connected and cloud 
based working?
At IBC 2016, in a special opinion former event 
supported by Imagen, the DPP brought together 
a group of senior industry executives to address 
this important question.
These executives are some of the most influential 
decision makers who are working on a daily basis 
to rewire the media industry for the digital age. So 
what do they think it would take for us to be able to 
trust the connected services that – through the very 
process of connection – also expose our businesses 
to cyber crime? 
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The Leaders
PUTTING TRUST IN THE CLOUD
Ximena Araneda
Tom Blake
Morgan David
Tony Emerson
Craig Dwyer
Steve Fish
Richard Friedel
Janet Gardner
Sinead Greenaway
Mark Harrison
Larry Kaplan
Jonathon Knight
Darren Long
Michael McEwen
Ian Mott

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