Digital technologies providing for online privacy and security have contributed to create trust among users. However, those technologies can also be misused.
Encryption has been at the center of a debate on the interplay between online security and the notion of national security. The recent struggle between FBI and Apple have shown that there are still many open questions.
- Is there a solution that allows for a sensible and workable balance between individual rights and protection of citizens security?
- Which role can be played by the development of a cooperation between the industry, the research community and law enforcement?
- How should it be framed?
In this online conference, jointly organized by CEPS and Columbia Institute for Tele-Information at Columbia University, experts from Europe and the US will provide policy analysis and recommendations.
Please click here for the full agenda and speakers’ profiles.
Registration from 16.30 – Meeting from 17.00 to 19.15.
Participation in this event is exceptionally free of charge. A light cocktail will be served after the event.
