TMT and Privacy Law Digest : High level Round Table: Is the end of Security and Privacy approaching?

Tuesday, June 3, 2014

High level Round Table: Is the end of Security and Privacy approaching?

Today’s users behave as broadcasters of their own personal data with business interests becoming the owners and controllers of such data. In the future, service delivery will be based on massive abstractions and virtualization technologies and the point where service or content is delivered will be operated by several heterogeneous infrastructures managed by several independent entities:

How to safeguard privacy concerns? Right to be forgotten?
How to achieve the right “international” privacy regulation
Can we trust information which could be used for automated decision management?
Do we know how to design, deliver and maintain End to End security?
How to evaluate remotely the security level of an equipment?
Have recent surveillance events tarnished irreparably the open Internet?
Is the multi-stakeholder Internet governance no longer trustable?
Can we develop mechanisms to allow services and applications to evaluate local and contextual security level, before being used?
Where is privacy going? Right to be forgotten? Personal data being handled outside the EU?
Should privacy expectations be reasonable?
Towards a world where decisions are taken by algorithms?
Is the worst yet to come?

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