The North American Broadcasters Association (NABA) has joined the Trusted Partner Network (TPN) “Fix It or Risk It” campaign, a new initiative designed to raise cybersecurity awareness and strengthen practices across the broadcast media, film and entertainment industry.
Owned and managed by the Motion Picture Association (MPA), TPN is the leading global, industry-wide film and television content security initiative, assisting companies in preventing leaks, breaches, and hacks of movies and television shows prior to their intended release.
The campaign, which officially launched during the 2026 International Broadcasting Convention (IBC) in Amsterdam in September, takes findings from TPN’s STAR: Security Trends, Analytics and Readiness report and uses that data to create a free, practical toolkit that organizations of any size can use.
“Cyber threats are more prolific than ever today,” said Rebecca Hanson, Director-General, NABA. “It’s increasingly important for the media industry to take cyber precautions seriously, and the Fix It or Risk It campaign helps raise that awareness for media professionals across all departments and seniority levels.”
“Our view is that cybersecurity is not just a problem for film, or broadcast, or any one individual industry; cybersecurity is everyone’s problem,” added Terri Davies, President, TPN. “By providing free resources, education, security alerts and ongoing campaign content, Fix It or Risk It meets people at their own level and helps them take practical steps that fit the way they work – whatever their role, organization or budget.”
