Recent high profile news stories show how our personal information is seen by more people than we'd realised. The public has a strongly negative reaction when their personal information is harvested for financial or political ends. However, the public also relies on services that monitor our day-to-day lives in order to secure our safety.
This half day event will look at the areas where new technology can cause us to re-assess the trade-off between right to privacy and right to safety. In particular we will consider the societal and technology challenges associated with data-abstraction, internet business models and public safety. All participants are reminded that this is a public forum therefore no confidential information will be shared at this event.
Speakers confirmed for this event:
- Catherine Taylor, Partner, Olswang LLP
- Dr Simon Rice, Group Manager (Technology), Information Commissioner's Office
- Chris Rampton, Capability Adviser Surveillance, Home Office CAST
- Colin Smithers, CEO, Redtail Telematics
The SIG is championed by: David Chater-Lea of Motorola Solutions and Nicholas Hill of Plextek Consulting, Guy Kenyon of Kenyon Consulting, Tim Phipps of Cambridge Consultants and Rob Quarton of Airwave. This event is kindly supported by the Anthony Waller of Olswang LLP / Legal SIG Champion.
We are extremely grateful to the IET for sponsoring lunch this event and to Olswang LLP for hosting.
Limited FREE places for non-members! This event is FREE to members of Cambridge Wireless and to members of the IET. To join Cambridge Wireless as a member and attend future events for free, please visit www.cambridgewireless.co.uk/sign-up
Limited FREE places for non-members: We are keen to engage with, and foster the next generation of technologists so we have limited FREE delegate places at our events for non-members who are under 30. If you would like to register for one of these places, please register as a non-member and under job title please list your date of birth. We will then confirm if you have received a place within one week of the event.
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