The League maintains one of the best anti-hacking systems
The Spanish competition has one of the anti-hacking departments and illegal football broadcasts of greatest growth in the area
In recent years, in addition to becoming one of the most followed championships in the world, La Liga has also become a team with one of the fastest growing anti-hacking teams.
Football has become one of the main objectives of social media, web pages, mobile applications, among others which allow live and live skills to be improved.
As the League has been evolving hand in hand with President Javier Tebas, so has the Department of Technology Protection of Contents who have given a special focus to networks, analysis and artificial intelligence.
During this work, in terms of piracy and hacking, this group has managed to control nearly 500 web pages.
La Liga has made its efforts to end illegal transmissions as it did before Rojadirecta.
This has also been replicated by the Jupiler Pro League, the Belgian championship, which has praised the technological development and has followed the guidelines to have a team of seven people to protect its contents.
K. Tovar
Source: ABC
