AAPA AT THE EUROPOL IP CRIME CONFERENCE 2019
AAPA at the Europol IP Crime Conference
Málaga, June 2019
Learn how to investigate audiovisual piracy
Tuesday 18 June at 1500
Chaired by Sheila Cassells of AAPA, join Marlene Alvarez Vicente and Alejandro Fernando Gonzalez from the Grupo de Antipirateria of the Policia Nacionale (Spain), and Mark Mulready and Kelly Pereira from AAPA member, Irdeto, in an interactive workshop where you will explore how to successfully investigate illegal streaming. The workshop is based on Operation Belenus which was focussed on a website based in Malaga, offering IPTV subscriptions with access to a multitude of international pay TV channels. It was subsequently revealed that the website was run by a specialised international criminal organisation with a presence in Spain, Denmark, United Kingdom, Latvia, the Netherlands and Cyprus.
Chris van Steenkiste, Head of Europol IPC3, will summarise the lessons learned. All attendees will receive a certificate.
On the Europol stand AAPA member, Sky, will demonstrate how illicit streaming devices work.
Pirates keeping the crime alive
Esperanaza, Monday 17 June to Wednesday 19 June
Visit the AAPA stand to see how pirates respond to evolving content protection technologies. AAPA member, Synamedia, will be demonstrating anti-watermarking technology. With content provided by AAPA member LaLiga learn how pirates are attempting to circumvent detection techniques used by broadcaster.
Recognising success
AAPA awards, Tuesday 18 June
Following the launch at the Budapest conference of the AAPA award given to a public sector representative for a successful initiative to tackle audiovisual piracy AAPA will present the second awards. Details of the winner will be announced during the conference!
Meet AAPA
Many AAPA members will be attending the conference. If you want to set up a meeting visit the stand or contact Sheila Cassells on 44 7500 243136 / sheila.cassells@aapa.eu.
