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Seit Wochen wird über den umstrittenen Haushaltsentwurf der Ampel-Koalition berichtet, diskutiert und gestritten. Bitkom-Wirtschaftspolitikexperte Joris Kanowski erklärt, was der Entwurf für die Digitalbranche bedeutet und welche Rolle die Wachstumsinitiative spielt. Außerdem wird der Datenschutz thematisiert, für den deutsche Unternehmen immer mehr Aufwand betreiben müssen. Für 63 Prozent ist der Aufwand im vergangenen Jahr sogar gestiegen, wie eine aktuelle Bitkom-Studie zeigt. Susanne Dehmel, Mitglied der Bitkom-Geschäftsleitung, ordnet die Ergebnisse ein und beschreibt, welche Schritte notwendig sind, damit Datenschutz praxistauglich bleibt. ---------------------------------------Hier geht es zur Privacy Conference des Bitkom. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

„Alle Geräte und Technologien, die dazu beitragen, dass Seniorinnen und Senioren lange in ihren eigenen vier Wänden bleiben können, sind Technologien, die gebraucht werden“, sagt Astrid Mönnikes, Projektleiterin vom „DigitalPakt Alter“. Außerdem erklärt sie, welche smarten Technologien für mehr Barrierefreiheit sorgen. Sascha König, Leiter für Ressourcenmanagement Terminals der Fraport AG, beschreibt, wie Sensoren am Flughafen Warteschlagen reduzieren und wie CT-Geräte den Securitycheck beschleunigen können. Und kurz vor der „Privacy Conference“ bewertet Bitkom-Datenschutz-Expertin Rebekka Weiß die DSGVO und beschreibt, was besser werden muss. ---------------------------------------------------------------------Am 11. und 12. Oktober 2023 findet die Privacy Conference 2023 statt. Die Anmeldung ist kostenlos möglich unter www.privacy-conference.com/tickets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Privacy vendor management is evolving. With the proliferation of SaaS solutions and global data flows, proper vendor management now requires a nimble, risk-based, multi-layered approach that incorporates independent indicators of quality and trust. Josh Harris, Director of Global Privacy at Better Business Bureau, CJ Utter, Privacy Counsel at Vizio, and Kelly Peterson Miranda, Principal, Data Privacy at Amazon discussed the real-world challenges and solutions for achieving supplier management at scale, during the Spokes Fall 2021 Privacy Conference.To access all other Spokes Fall 2021 sessions, please visit this page.You can also follow WireWheel on social media to track the latest news in the Privacy world!Follow us on Linkedin,  Twitter, Youtube or Facebook. To learn more about WireWheel Data Privacy Management solutions, visit www.wirewheel.io. Any questions? You can contact us at marketing@wirewheel.io!

During the Spokes Fall 2021 Privacy Conference, Rebecca Shore (VP, Chief Privacy Officer at Albertsons Companies), Rachelle Bastarache (Associate Legal Counsel, Regulatory Affairs and Enforcement at Shopify), Nada Bseikri (Vice President and Senior Privacy Counsel at Apple Bank), and Virginia Bartlett (Privacy Operations Expert at WireWheel) talked about strategic and tactical privacy operations from multiple angles: building a privacy culture, raising internal privacy awareness, positioning privacy as an innovation enabler, anticipating changes and much more.To access all other Spokes Fall 2021 sessions, please visit this page.You can also follow WireWheel on social media to track the latest news in the Privacy world!Follow us on Linkedin,  Twitter, Youtube or Facebook.To learn more about WireWheel Data Privacy Management solutions, visit www.wirewheel.io. Any questions? You can contact us at marketing@wirewheel.io! 

From June 14, 2014: At the 2014 Computers, Freedom and Privacy Conference, a panel of experts debated the pros and cons of adding outside lawyers to litigation before two tribunals at the heart of the NSA surveillance controversy: the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court ("FISC") and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review ("FISCR"). As is well known, proceedings at those courts generally are held in secret and ex parte, with only the government arguing its position. But, in the wake of the Snowden revelations, many have called for reform, and for greater participation by non-government attorneys.The group was comprised of panelists Marc Zwillinger, an attorney with experience in surveillance matters; Alex Abdo of the American Civil Liberties Union; and Amie Stepanovich, of Access. Lawfare's Steve Vladeck moderated the discussion, which closely examined the question of whether, and how, to add more adversarial process to FISC and FISCR proceedings.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

LfDI BaWü verdeutlicht Rechtslage zum Datenschutz bei Lohnfortzahlung im Quarantäne-Fall IT-Konzerne bilden Allianz zur Einschränkung/Neuregelung des staatlichen Datenzugriffs Öffentliches Konsultationsverfahren zur KI im Bereich der Strafverfolgung und Gefahrenabwehr EU-Abgeordnete fordern Verbot von biometrischer Massenüberwachung und Social Scoring Erneut ein Fall für den EuGH: Fragen zur Datenverarbeitung durch SCHUFA (VG Wiesbaden, Beschluss vom 31.08.2021 - 6 K 226/21.WI) USA: Unbefugter Zugriff auf Mobilfunkdaten über 5 Jahre VG Arnsberg, Urteil vom 10. Juni 2021, Az. 7 K 3522/19 (Volltext): Zur Abgrenzung von personenbezogenen Daten und Sachdaten im Kontext von IFG-Anfragen. Deutscher Fußballbund untersagt dienstliche Nutzung von WhatsApp Google führt 2-Faktor-Authentifizierung für alle ein Datenleak bei Twitch: Einahmen von Streamern veröffentlicht Vorträge der Privacy Conference 2021 nun kostenfrei auf YouTube verfügbar LfDI BaWü aktualisiert Handreichung zum internationalem Datentransfer Erinnerung: Alte SCC nicht mehr zulässig!

During Spokes Summer 2021 Privacy Conference, Fatemeh Khatibloo (Vice President, Principal Analyst at Forrester) shared her perspectives and guidance on the intersection of marketing and privacy, as privacy regulations prompt shifts in marketing and advertising technology's reach, and marketing professionals' recommended approach.To access all the Spokes sessions, please visit this page.You can also follow WireWheel on social media to track the latest news in the Privacy world!Follow us on Linkedin,  Twitter, Youtube or Facebook.To learn more about WireWheel Data Privacy Management solutions, visit www.wirewheel.io. Any questions? You can contact us at marketing@wirewheel.io!

During the Spokes Summer 2021 Privacy Conference, Jeremy Greenberg (Policy Counsel at The Future of Privacy Forum) sat down with Rick Buck (Chief Privacy Officer at WireWheel) to discuss the landscape of brain-control interfaces (BCIs), how it intersects with AR, VR, and other emerging technology, key use cases, benefits, and privacy and ethical risks posed by the technology.To access all the Spokes sessions, please visit this page.You can also follow WireWheel on social media to track the latest news in the Privacy world!Follow us on Linkedin,  Twitter, Youtube or Facebook.To learn more about WireWheel Data Privacy Management solutions, visit www.wirewheel.io. Any questions? You can contact us at marketing@wirewheel.io!

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EuGH-Urteil zur Unrechtmäßigkeit von Vorratsdatenspeicherung, Urteil des BVerwG: Auskunftspflicht gilt auch für Finanzämter, Datenschutzrechtliche Anordnung: Stefan Brink verbietet Tübingen die Führung einer Liste über straffällige Migranten in einer Liste auffälliger Asylbewerber, Dringend patchen: Sicherheitslücke in Exchange, Aktuelle Bußgelder, Aufzeichungen der Privacy Conference online verfügbar

kleiner Erfolg für Facebook in Irland, BfDI rät zum schnellen Handeln beim Drittstaatentransfer, Kritische Expertenmeinung zum behördlichen Einsatz von Office 365, DSGVO Zertifizierung in Österreich nun möglich, Kein Auskunftsrecht für Insolvenzverwalter, diverse Bußgelder für Privatpersonen, Datenschutz-Vorfall bei Staples, Tesla übermittelt Videodaten aus Fahrzeugen an Server in den USA, Aufsatz zum Thema Rechtssprechungen von Arbeitsgerichten in Bezug auf die DSGVO, Bundesverband IT-Sicherheit aktualisiert Orientierungshilfe zum Stand der Technik, Privacy Conference findet dieses Jahr am 28. und 29.9. online und kostenfrei statt

Infosec is over for another year, but what are the dominating themes from this year's event? In this episode the IDC Security practice sit down with Miles following our Infosec Breakfast Briefing to discuss the event and what is potentially to come. Special thanks to the Hilton Olympia for giving us the space we needed to record this! IDC Identity and Privacy Conference - https://bit.ly/2wGjLDo Watch IDC’s latest videos: youtube.com/idcemea Follow us on Twitter - twitter.com/IDC_EMEA, twitter.com/DominicTrott, twitter.com/RychkovK

Steve and Gerry discuss an interesting angle on the capitalization of user data by online gambling sites targeting individuals that take medication with side effects of increase impulsive behaviors. They laud the annual Verizon data breach incident report and highlight their favorite findings. They wrap up the main segment discussing the recent State of South […] The post Advertisers Abusing Access to App Data, Annual Verizon DBIR, and State of SC Privacy Conference appeared first on MUSC Podcasts.

In this week's episode, we cover the Zcon0 conference in Montreal. In our interviews with some of the participants, we explore the zcash community, projects actually implementing zero knowledge proofs, and some of the most exciting ideas to be generated at the event! See the talks here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywAcyQ4Qtuo&list=PL40dyJ0UYTLK507afWUMgzUYeh-i4qQWS) Links: Bolt (https://blog.z.cash/bolt-private-payment-channels/) Coda (https://twitter.com/codaprotocol) Dekrypt Capital (https://dekrypt.capital/) Antonie Hodge (https://twitter.com/antoniehodge) Peter Van Valkenburgh (https://twitter.com/valkenburgh) Liz Steininger (https://twitter.com/liz315) J Ayo Akinyele (https://twitter.com/ja_akinyele) Rachel Rose O'leary (https://twitter.com/_lunar_mining?lang=en) Awa Sun Yin (https://twitter.com/awasunyin) Hudson Jameson (https://twitter.com/hudsonjameson) Benedikt Bünz (https://twitter.com/benediktbuenz) Agoric (https://agoric.com/) Str4d (https://twitter.com/str4d) Nicola Greco (https://twitter.com/nicolagreco) Zooko (https://twitter.com/zooko)

A looming May deadline for companies around the globe to adapt their systems to the EU's strict General Data Protection Regulation got plenty of airtime at the IAPP Global Privacy Summit in Washington last week, with data regulators from Austria, France and Ireland – as well as EU officials – urging businesses to quickly put the GDPR into practice, or face hefty fines. Unsurprisingly, the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal and the social network's response to the ensuing outcry from regulators and privacy groups attracted blunt opinions and subtle asides throughout the discussions, with Facebook’s Rob Sherman on hand to offer a frank account of the events.

The Social Network Show welcomes back Lance Cottrell to the February 4, 2015 episode. Lance Cottrell, security expert and Chief Science Office at Ntrepid, explains what a secure connection to a website really means. Although Lance shares somewhat complicated technical information, it is important that everyone understand what it means to have a secure connection to a website you are visiting and what it means if it is not secure. If you have ever gotten a message from your browser that says "not a trusted website", you can find out what this means if you listen to the show. If you do your banking online, you may want to listen to this show. If you like to connect to the internet when you are on an airplane, here about what "Gogo Inflight Internet" was caught doing. Lance Cottrell is the founder and principle at Obscura Security. He founded Anonymizer Inc. in 1995.  Before that he created the Mixmaster anonymous remailer in 1993. He is a frequent public speaker at conferences such as the RSA Security Conference, Computers Freedom and Privacy Conference‚ the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Europe‚ ISS World. He is principal author on multiple Internet privacy and security technology patent applications. He took Anonymizer to a very successful exit in 2008, and is now Chief Science Officer of Ntrepid, the acquiring company. He holds a MS in Physics from the University of California, San Diego and a BS in Physics from the University of California, Santa Cruz.  

The Social Network Show welcomes back Lance Cottrell to the November 25, 2014 episode. Lance Cottrell, an internet security expert and Chief Science Office at Ntrepid, reveals the latest online security threats and information about what happens to your online accounts when you die. Listen to the show to hear about the following topics: What happens to your online accounts and data when you die How can you delete an online account of someone who is deceased Why is there recent concern about some internet service providers (ISP) Is it more difficult now than before to protect your online privacy What are the latest threats by hackers What is Rootpipe and DarkHotel and what is a targeted attack Why has Uber been in the news lately Lance Cottrell is the founder and principle at Obscura Security. He founded Anonymizer Inc. in 1995.  Before that he created the Mixmaster anonymous remailer in 1993. He is a frequent public speaker at conferences such as the RSA Security Conference, Computers Freedom and Privacy Conference‚ the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Europe‚ ISS World. He is principal author on multiple Internet privacy and security technology patent applications. He took Anonymizer to a very successful exit in 2008, and is now Chief Science Officer of Ntrepid, the acquiring company. He holds a MS in Physics from the University of California, San Diego and a BS in Physics from the University of California, Santa Cruz. Stay up-to-date with latest developments in security on Lance's site, The Privacy Blog

The Social Network Show welcomes back Lance Cottrell to the August 8, 2014 episode. Lance Cottrell, an expert in crytography, online privacy and internet security talks about the latest online buzz, where a security company is claiming that they have knowledge of a database that has a billion plus stolen usernames and passwords. Hear Lance talk about what this is about and what you should do. Listen to the show to hear Lance talk about how to make your passwords safe and how using password vaults (like 1Password) is the safest way to go. Hear about email security. Hear the latest from the security industry and how multifactor authentication maybe the wave of the future. Hear about what the "Smart" technology in your house is making you vulnerable to. Lance Cottrell is the founder and principle at Obscura Security. He founded Anonymizer Inc. in 1995, and is an internationally recognized expert in cryptography‚ online privacy‚ and Internet security. Before that he created the Mixmaster anonymous remailer in 1993. He is a frequent public speaker at conferences such as the RSA Security Conference, Computers Freedom and Privacy Conference‚ the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Europe‚ ISS World. He is principal author on multiple Internet privacy and security technology patent applications. He took Anonymizer to a very successful exit in 2008, and is now chief scientist of Ntrepid, the acquiring company. He holds a MS in Physics from the University of California, San Diego and a BS in Physics from the University of California, Santa Cruz. Check out what Lance has to say about security on his blog, The Privacy Blog

Lance Cottrell, an expert in crytography, online privacy and internet security shares many security and privacy tips. Listen to Lance define the difference between privacy and security. Listen to the show to hear Lance talk about: what is the most important thing to protect online; the importance of protecting accounts and protecting your computer; how passwords are stolen; how to create a strong password and the benefits of using a password manager like 1password.com; how to secure your computer by being careful about the software you install and not following links that are emailed to you; and finally hear him talk about browser and search engine security. Lance Cottrell is the founder and principle at Obscura Security. He founded Anonymizer Inc. in 1995, and is an internationally recognized expert in cryptography‚ online privacy‚ and Internet security. Before that he created the Mixmaster anonymous remailer in 1993. He is a frequent public speaker at conferences such as the RSA Security Conference, Computers Freedom and Privacy Conference‚ the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Europe‚ ISS World. He is principal author on multiple Internet privacy and security technology patent applications. He took Anonymizer to a very successful exit in 2008, and is now chief scientist of Ntrepid, the acquiring company. He holds a MS in Physics from the University of California, San Diego and a BS in Physics from the University of California, Santa Cruz. Check out what Lance has to say about security on his blog, The Privacy Blog

 The Social Network Show welcomes Lance Cottrell to the June 30, 2014 episode. Lance Cottrell, an expert in crytography, online privacy and internet security talks about companies with large databases not anonymizing the data correctly; who is collecting data from these databases; what you can do to protect yourself on your computer and your mobile devices; and the implications of being traceable and not having privacy. If you have concerns about your privacy, this is an important show to listen to. Lance Cottrell is the founder and principle at Obscura Security. He founded Anonymizer Inc. in 1995, and is an internationally recognized expert in cryptography‚ online privacy‚ and Internet security. Before that he created the Mixmaster anonymous remailer in 1993. He is a frequent public speaker at conferences such as the RSA Security Conference, Computers Freedom and Privacy Conference‚ the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Europe‚ ISS World. He is principal author on multiple Internet privacy and security technology patent applications. He took Anonymizer to a very successful exit in 2008, and is now chief scientist of Ntrepid, the acquiring company. He holds a MS in Physics from the University of California, San Diego and a BS in Physics from the University of California, Santa Cruz. Check out what Lance has to say about security on his blog, The Privacy Blog

On Tuesday, at the 2014 Computers, Freedom and Privacy Conference, a panel of experts debated the pros and cons of adding outside lawyers to litigation before the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. Generally proceedings at that court are held in secret and ex parte, with only the government arguing its position. But, in the wake of the Snowden revelations, many have called for reform, and for greater participation by non-government attorneys.  The panel---comprised of Marc Zwillinger, Alex Abdo, Amie Stepanovich, and moderator Steve Vladeck---discussed the question of whether, and how, to add more adversarial process to FISC proceedings.  

Security research domain has recently witnessed tremendous growth in respect to all aspects of information access and sharing. There has been notable progress in developing successful approaches to tackle the problem of user authentication. Among those approaches, biometric-based authentication firmly established itself as one of the most reliable, efficient, and versatile tools for providing discretionary access control to a secure resource or system. While state-of-the art methods for biometric authentication are becoming increasingly more powerful and better understood, the same unfortunately cannot be said about security of users populating on-line communities or cyberworld. Ensuring safe and secure communication and interaction among users and, respectably, their on-line identities presents unique challenges to academicians, as well as the industry and the public. Despite the fact that those challenges are regularly making headlines in the news, in government reports and in IT security domain, there is a lack of effort to address this urgent problem. The limited efforts that do exists are currently restricted to network security, password protection, encryption, database security and policy-making efforts. However, one of most crucial components for ensuring on-line security ñ the relationship between communication among users and user authentication, has been largely overlooked. This crucial issue requires a systematic study and a targeted effort to develop effective security solutions for cyberworlds, which is the main topic of this proposed talk. About the speaker: Marina L. Gavrilova is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science, University of Calgary. Dr. Gavrilova research interests lie in the area of biometric security, cognitive sciences, pattern recognition, social networking and cyberworlds. Prof. Gavrilova is founder and co-director of the Biometric Technologies Laboratory, with over 120 journal and conference papers, edited special issues, books and book chapters, including World Scientific Bestseller (2007) ñ ìImage Pattern Recognition: Synthesis and Analysis in Biometricî and "Multimodal Biometrics and Intelligent Image Processing for Security Systems". Together with Dr. Kenneth Tan, Prof. Gavrilova founded ICCSA series of international events in 2002. She was co-Chair of the International Workshop on Biometric Technologies BT 2004 and General Chair of International Conference on Cyberworlds CW2011, and currently servces as Founding Editor-in-Chief of Transactions on Computational Science Journal, Springer. Prof. Gavrilova has given Invited Keynotes and Invited Panel Lectures at such prestigious international events at INDIN 2003, 3AIí06, ICBAKE 2008, ICCSA 2010, ICCI*CC 2011, CyberWorlds 2012, GRAPHICON 2012 and appeared as panelist at 14th Security and Privacy Conference. She has given invited talks at DIMACS, Bell Labs, USA, Microsoft Research, Redmond, Samsung Research, South Korea and at numerous universities worldwide. Her research was profiled in newspaper and TV interviews, most recently being chosen to be featured in Exhibit at National Museum of Civilization, in National Film Canada production and on upcoming Discovery Channel biometric spoofing segment.