Information Privacy Seminar 2013
Monday October 28, 2013Organized by IBM Research – Haifa
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Program
09:00 |
Gathering |
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09:20 |
Welcome |
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Part 1: Privacy, law and regulation |
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09:30 |
IBM and Privacy |
9:45 |
Privacy by Design – from privacy law to actual privacy protection, |
10:30 |
Privacy and/or innovation |
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Keynote |
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11:00 |
Obfuscation as a privacy principle
Abstract: Against the inexorable pursuit of personal information, everywhere, and all the time, data obfuscation promises one source of relief against powerful machinations of aggregation, mining, and profiling. What's more, it holds strategic promise as a DIY mechanism, amenable to individual developers for individual users, circumventing corporate and governmental sponsorship or permission. Although exciting as a strategy for privacy self-help, obfuscation raises scientific, ethical, and political questions. This talk will define and illustrate data obfuscation, present examples, and reveal scientific vulnerabilities. It will focus on moral and political challenges that suggest data obfuscation is unethical or, at best, ungenerous, exposing the question whether and to what extent individuals are obligated to provide information about ourselves to others, even for the common good.
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12:00 |
Break |
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Part 2: Privacy technologies |
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12:15 |
National identity documents: motivation, sensitivity, usage and protections Dr. Oded Margalit, IBM Research – Haifa |
13:00 |
Privacy in cloud Dr. Boris Rozenberg, IBM Research – Haifa |
13:30 |
Lunch |
14:30 |
Syntactic anonymity and differential privacy
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Part 3: Social aspects of privacy |
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15:15 |
The price of privacy Prof. Sheizaf Rafaeli, University of Haifa |
16:00 |
Information privacy: the architects' perception Dr. Irit Hadar, University of Haifa |
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Part 4: Posters and networking |
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16:30 |
Posters, demos, ice cream, and networking |
