Cypfer, a leader in cybersecurity, has announced that it is now working with Michael Bay, the iconic filmmaker behind blockbuster franchises like Transformers, Bad Boys, and 13 Hours. Known for redefining modern action cinema, Bay's films have achieved unparalleled success, earning critical acclaim for their stunning visuals and groundbreaking sequences.
This initiative aims to strengthen cybersecurity in the film and entertainment industry, focusing on protecting intellectual property, creative assets, and the digital operations of high-profile productions.
"In today's entertainment landscape, protecting the creative work that powers our films is as critical as the production itself," said Bay. "Cyber threats targeting the film industry are on the rise, and ensuring that scripts, footage, and digital assets remain secure is a top priority."
"The entertainment industry is increasingly targeted by cybercriminals, and securing high-value assets like scripts is vital," said Daniel Tobok, CEO of Cypfer. "We are proud to support a visionary like Michael Bay and bring our cybersecurity expertise to protect his work and the Hollywood ecosystem."
"The risks in digital filmmaking are greater than ever," Bay added. "Cypfer's cybersecurity expertise gives me confidence that my work is secure, allowing me to focus on delivering unforgettable stories to audiences worldwide."
"At Cypfer, we're committed to protecting the creative assets that drive industries like film and entertainment," concluded Tobok. "This effort sets a new standard for cybersecurity in Hollywood, ensuring that Michael Bay's groundbreaking work remains secure against evolving threats."