Industry-Wide Campaign Launches at IBC2026 with Free Tools and Resources to Help Strengthen Security Across the Content Supply Chain
AMSTERDAM, September 9, 2026 - The Trusted Partner Network (TPN), the global content security initiative powered by the Motion Picture Association (MPA), today launched Fix It or Risk It, a non-commercial campaign designed to help the entertainment industry recognize everyday security risks and take practical action before small vulnerabilities become bigger problems.
Launching at IBC2026, the campaign comes at a time of increasing security activity across the media and entertainment supply chain. As of June 2026, the number of TPN security alerts was already more than double the total recorded during all of 2025.
Security incidents often begin with ordinary moments: a stolen password, missing multi-factor authentication, an unpatched system, or a configuration error that goes unnoticed. “Fix It or Risk It” helps organizations identify these risks and act on them through a free online toolkit featuring practical guidance, policy templates, training, media resources, and a free gap analysis.
Available free of charge at www.fixitorriskit.org, the “Fix It or Risk It” toolkit organizes actions by level of effort, helping freelancers and organizations of any size focus first on straightforward, no-cost actions that can deliver significant security benefits, before moving on to improvements requiring more coordination or longer-term planning.
“Cybersecurity can feel complex, expensive and difficult to tackle, particularly for smaller organizations. Fix It or Risk It is about making the next step clearer. Many meaningful improvements are achievable with relatively little cost or effort, and this campaign gives organizations practical ways to get started.”
Industry Collaboration
“Fix It or Risk It” is supported by a growing group of Fix It Partners helping extend the campaign across the global media and entertainment community. Launch partners include Cinema United, ConvergentDS, CyberRatings.org, DEG: The Digital Entertainment Group, Film Content Protection Agency (FCPA), Film Distributors Association (FDA), Formula Dot AI, Foundry, The Global Creative & Security Community (GC-SC), The Global Entertainment Awards (GEA), Hollywood Professional Association (HPA), IAMT, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), Iyuno, Levira Media Services, Movielabs, The North American Broadcasters Association (NABA), Once Upon A Time, Ooona, Piracy Monitor, Royal Television Society Technology Centre, Security4Media, Signiant, Sohonet, Tech Align Group, Televisual, TMT Insights, TransPerfect, UK Screen Alliance, and United Talent Agency (UTA).
TPN will bring “Fix It or Risk It” to the stage at IBC2026 through three panel sessions exploring the security challenges facing the media and entertainment supply chain and highlighting practical actions organizations can take to reduce everyday risk:
- Friday, September 11 at 3:30 p.m.: What’s Important Right Now (WIRN) panel on the Ignite Stage at the RAI
- Saturday, September 12 at 10:00 a.m.: Fix It or Risk It panel at the ConvergentDS event at The Traveller restaurant
- Saturday, September 12 at 10:45 a.m.: Fix It or Risk It panel with Netflix, NBCUniversal, MPA and Once Upon A Time on the Ignite Stage at the RAI
Following the launch at IBC2026, TPN and its partners will continue to share practical content and resources designed to help organizations make security part of everyday working practices.
About The Trusted Partner Network
The Trusted Partner Network (TPN) is the leading global, industry-wide film and television content security initiative. Designed to assist companies in preventing leaks, breaches, and hacks of movies and television shows prior to their intended release, TPN seeks to raise security awareness, preparedness, and capabilities within the industry. TPN provides industry vendors with a voluntary, cost-effective way to ensure that the security of their facilities, staff, and workflows meet the MPA’s best practices and it accredits experienced auditors to conduct assessments globally. Through TPN, the film and television industry elevates the security standards and responsiveness of the vendor community, while greatly expanding the number of facilities that are assessed annually. The Trusted Partner Network is owned and managed by the Motion Picture Association.
Media contact
Kim Willsher, Fix It or Risk It Campaign Manager, TPN
kim_willsher@motionpictures.org
+1 310 569 2603