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Protecting intellectual property from digital piracy

While this is often labeled as a publisher’s problem, the reality is that piracy of intellectual property is illegal and that compromised a university network infrastructure is a problem for all. This brief paper reviews a case study of a popular illegal website, the implications of its usage, the disruption that it is causing, and what publishers are doing to manage and/or combat this illegal activity.