ISPIA/CMSS workshop: Defining Private and Public Interests in Cybersecurity

Societies have always been challenged by the need to provide security for their citizens in the face of other competing societal values. Cybersecurity is only the latest manifestation of this challenge because providing digital security often reveals private information about individuals that is irrelevant to the provision of their security. Modern society is facing a novel expression of this age-old challenge. This workshop will address the tension between privacy and security in the modern cyber-environment, explore corporate obligations that are or should be in place to protect individual privacy while providing security; and consider the personal responsibility in an age of social media. Sessions: 1:00 pm Social Media and Personal Security/Privacy 2:00 pm What are Corporate Obligations? 3:00 pm What is the Relationship between Privacy vs security? 4:00 pm Round Table with all panelists 5:00 pm Brief reception Speakers: Dr. Ken Barker, Computer Science, University of Calgary Dr. Barry Cooper, Political Science, University of Calgary Dr. Emily Laidlaw, Law, University of Calgary Ryan Jepson, Calgary Police Service Dr. Philip Fong, Computer Science, University of Calgary RSVP For the Workshop This event is co-sponsored by the Centre for Military, Security and Strategic Studies (CMSS) and the Institute for Security, Privacy and Information Assurance (ISPIA)
Location:
University of Calgary Downtown Campus Event Centre
More information at http://www.ucalgary.ca/events/calendar/ispiacmss-workshop-defining-private-and-public-interests-cybersecurity