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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2020 · 36 MIN

Jim Phillipoff - Securing your home

from Zero Hour Podcast · host Karl Sharman

We are joined by Jim Phillipoff, who is the Head of Global Business Development for Entertainment and Media at Irdeto, in his fourth year with the company. He is responsible for developing new projects and initiatives, most recently launching the Trusted Home project. Jim has extensive experience in the service provider industry having served as the founder and CEO of Xtra TV, a Ukrainian DTH company. He also founded several MMDS operators and an ISP in the region, managing several hundred staff and large deployments of capital. Irdeto protects platforms and applications for video entertainment, video games, connected transport, connected health and IoT connected industries. Key Minutes 2:10 Hearing about cybersecurity 3:35 Who are Irdeto? 09:20 Security at home 15:25 Securing IoT 19:43 Parental controls within security 26:20 Security for connected vehicles 31:10 Ten Quick Fire Questions You can find Jim at: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim-phillipoff-a460b8137/ Website: http://www.irdeto.com Follow us:
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Instagram: @zerohourexperience This podcast is sponsored by:
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