<h1>Reinhard Blaukovitsch</h1>

Reinhard Blaukovitsch

Reinhard Blaukovitsch is the founder and Managing Director of Denuvo by Irdeto, the global #1 Application Protection and Anti-Piracy Technology Platform. He is responsible for leading strategy and management of the gaming segment at Irdeto. With a track record of anticipating technology and market trends, Reinhard is dedicated to providing best-in-class solutions for global gaming customers.
Is your mobile game immune from cheating?

Is your mobile game immune from cheating?

Everyone wants to win a game, but not all the wins are legitimate. More and more cheats are being created to help players succeed in mobile games. If you think your mobile game is safe from cheating, the results from our analysis will make you reconsider it… Keep on reading!

Mobile game in-app purchases: How to protect them from fraud?

Mobile game in-app purchases: How to protect them from fraud?

Free gaming apps are free for a reason – they include in-app purchases that are the main revenue stream for their developers. In-app purchases are also an additional revenue source for paid apps. But some mobile game players just want to get a free ride. They’ll do whatever it takes to access premium features or content without spending a penny. Let’s dive into the problem and learn what are the possible solutions.

Mobile in-game ads: How to prevent players blocking them

Mobile in-game ads: How to prevent players blocking them

True, in-game ads can be annoying. No wonder some people want to get rid of them – especially on mobile devices – which are mostly used on the go. The proliferation of ad blockers, however, is a nightmare for every game developer out there that relies on the income the in-game ads generate. What is the wider context of this problem and what can you do about it? Read on to find out!

Emulating Nintendo Switch games just got harder!

Emulating Nintendo Switch games just got harder!

The use of emulators to bring some of the old and nostalgic games to life onto PCs is popular for legacy reasons – but there is a catch, pirates can misuse emulation and make your licensed games available to the public. How can you stop pirates from doing this, and how does emulation actually work?