The iRights.Lab and DIVSI invite you to the event “Digital Communication – In Search of Trust and Security”. Together with high-class experts we want to discuss why trust in digital communication is important and how we can achieve it.
Digital communication is part of our everyday life. We use e-mail and messaging services to chat with family and friends, and share very sensitive personal information digitally with banks, insurance companies or government agencies. But do we really have trust in digital communication? Why are there so few trustworthy options for digital communication? Why are already existing security measures like encryption not applied everywhere? How can we master the challenges lying ahead and which stakeholders have to get involved?
We invite you to discuss these questions with us:
Date: Tuesday, 21st November 2017, 17:30 to 20:00
Place: Von Greifswald, Greifswalder Straße 80, 10405 Berlin
Please register in advance via e-mail to digitalerkodex@irights-lab.de or on https://www.dicsi.de/berlin/.
Agenda
17:00 – Gates open, finger food
17:30 – Welcoming remarks
Philipp Otto, Founder & Executive Director Think Tank iRights.Lab
17:35 – Welcoming remarks and introduction
Matthias Kammer, Director DIVSI
17:40 – Short welcoming speech by the patron of DIVSI
Joachim Gauck, former Federal President of Germany
17:55 – Keynote: Convenience vs. Security – (Not) A Zero Sum Game?
Jutta Gurkmann, Head of Consumer Policy Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband
18:15 – Panel discussion: Trust is good, control is better?
Ulf Buermeyer, Chairman of the Gesellschaft für Freiheitsrechte e.V. (GFF)
Matthias Kammer, Director DIVSI
Dr. Luc Mériochaud, Head of Deutsche Bank Labs Continental and Eastern Europe
Prof. Dr. Norbert Pohlmann, Professor for information security at the Westfälische Hochschule and Executive Director of the Institut für Internet-Sicherheit – if(is)
Dr. Mario Rehse, Head of Public Affairs United Internet AG
20:00 – Get-together, buffet
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The iRights.Lab and DIVSI invite you to the event “Digital Communication – In Search of Trust and Security”. Together with high-class experts we want to discuss why trust in digital communication is important and how we can achieve it.
Digital communication is part of our everyday life. We use e-mail and messaging services to chat with family and friends, and share very sensitive personal information digitally with banks, insurance companies or government agencies. But do we really have trust in digital communication? Why are there so few trustworthy options for digital communication? Why are already existing security measures like encryption not applied everywhere? How can we master the challenges lying ahead and which stakeholders have to get involved?
We invite you to discuss these questions with us:
Date: Tuesday, 21st November 2017, 17:30 to 20:00
Place: Von Greifswald, Greifswalder Straße 80, 10405 Berlin
Please register in advance via e-mail to digitalerkodex@irights-lab.de or on https://www.dicsi.de/berlin/.
Agenda
17:00 – Gates open, finger food
17:30 – Welcoming remarks
Philipp Otto, Founder & Executive Director Think Tank iRights.Lab
17:35 – Welcoming remarks and introduction
Matthias Kammer, Director DIVSI
17:40 – Short welcoming speech by the patron of DIVSI
Joachim Gauck, former Federal President of Germany
17:55 – Keynote: Convenience vs. Security – (Not) A Zero Sum Game?
Jutta Gurkmann, Head of Consumer Policy Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband
18:15 – Panel discussion: Trust is good, control is better?
Ulf Buermeyer, Chairman of the Gesellschaft für Freiheitsrechte e.V. (GFF)
Matthias Kammer, Director DIVSI
Dr. Luc Mériochaud, Head of Deutsche Bank Labs Continental and Eastern Europe
Prof. Dr. Norbert Pohlmann, Professor for information security at the Westfälische Hochschule and Executive Director of the Institut für Internet-Sicherheit – if(is)
Dr. Mario Rehse, Head of Public Affairs United Internet AG
20:00 – Get-together, buffet