Denuvo by Irdeto published a blog explaining how Denuvo Anti-Piracy works with Proton-compatible games.
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Did you know Denuvo by Irdeto also supports Windows games running on Linux-based systems through Proton? With Steam Deck and Proton, more players are experiencing Window…
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Denuvo by Irdeto
Denuvo is the global #1 Games Protection and Anti-Piracy Technology Platform.
- Industry
- IT Services and IT Consulting
- Location
- Salzburg, AT
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Denuvo by Irdeto
Denuvo by Irdeto is the world leader in gaming security, protecting games on desktop, mobile, and consoles. Denuvo provides core technology and services for game publishers/platforms, independent software developers, e-publishers and video publishers across the globe, enabling binary protection for games and enterprise applications across multiple platforms. Denuvo’s gaming security solutions prevent piracy and expose cheats in competitive multiplayer games, empowering publishers to innovate while also protecting their revenue, the integrity of their game, and the gaming experience. With a rich heritage of security innovation and rapid adaptation to the changing demands of the cyber security space, Irdeto is dedicated to being the security partner to empower a secure world where people can connect with confidence.
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