The Internet Society was at Ravensbourne University, on the 8th floor in the Privacy and Security space.
Encryption – Fact and Fantasy
We hosted a panel discussion on encryption Sunday 27 October from 12:45-13:45 at Innovation Space – Level 5.
This session explored the encryption debate, as efforts to force “backdoors” and other means to weaken encryption increase in intensity from many sides – including technologists, governments, law enforcement agencies, and national security interests.
Panelists included:
Steve Olshansky, Internet Society (moderator)
Desiree Miloshevic, Afilias
Owen Bennett, Mozilla
Olivier MJ Crépin-Leblond, Internet Society UK Chapter
Beyond the Privacy Policy: Privacy and Security Norms in IoT
We also talked about the safety and security of IoT devices. The Internet Society together with Mozilla Foundation and Consumers International have documented a range of approaches to privacy and security among different manufacturers of IoT devices.
The Internet Society’s Jeff Wilbur discussed and got feedback on our Minimum Security Guidelines for IoT.
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