1 Sep 2007
Thought leadership to be found at International Conference
Filed under: International Conference — Colin McKay
Privacy advocates from around the world will be meeting in Montreal at the end of September to discuss a wide range of privacy and technology issues. Speakers expected at the 29th International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners include:
- Bruce Schneier (BT Counterpane)
- Gus Hosein (Privacy International)
- Marc Rotenberg (Electronic Privacy Information Centre)
- Peter Fleischer (Google)
- Michael Chertoff (Department of Homeland Security)
- and Data and Privacy Protection Commissioners from around the world
Many other esteemed experts in the privacy and data protection community will be attending as well. If you want more details, the program for the conference is now online.
As we approach the Conference (to be held September 25 to 28), we will be using this blog to explore some of the themes we will be discussing in Montreal.
2 Responses
12:28 pm
Are there plans of posting audios or videos of the presentations?
By the way, it is good to hear Bruce Schneier will be at the conference as he is one of the very trusted expert in the area of security and privacy.
8:27 pm
Hi,
Interesting stuff and cutting edge. Could you e-mail me the answers to my questions or do I need to come back to this sight?
I am wondering how biometrics will look like? And will it continue to evolve into a global unified with only the two, ID and financial, characteristics.
Will you see a mark or will it be under the skin if biometrics is used?
Is there other technology besides biotechnology that is being developed that may be more efficient?
How long a time frame before this technology may be put into place?
Thank you
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