[NCUC-DISCUSS] NASIG event

[Glenn McKnight]

Hi All
The 6th North American School of Internet Governance is planned  as  a
pre- ICANN 79( San Juan, PR) on Wed Feb 27-29, 2024 event

We are looking for anyone qualified to join a panel in person or remote on
Digital Rights

Here is the description of the panel

Panel discussion: Data Privacy and User Trust

Description:

Experts from various fields will explore the challenges and implications
surrounding the privacy of personal data in today's digital age. This
engaging conversation aims to shed light on the importance of safeguarding
user privacy and fostering trust in the online ecosystem.

In an era where personal data is increasingly collected, stored, and
analyzed by companies, governments, and other entities, concerns about data
privacy have become paramount. This panel discussion will delve into the
ethical, legal, and technological aspects of data privacy, as well as the
impact on user trust.

Distinguished panelists, including privacy advocates, legal experts,
cybersecurity specialists, and industry leaders, will share their insights,
experiences, and perspectives on key topics such as:

   1.

   Balancing data-driven innovation and privacy rights: Exploring the
   delicate balance between utilizing personal data to drive innovation while
   respecting individual privacy rights.
   2.

   Legal and regulatory frameworks: Examining existing and emerging privacy
   laws, regulations, and standards that aim to protect user data, such as the
   General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer
   Privacy Act (CCPA).
   3.

   Building user trust in the digital age: Discuss strategies and best
   practices for organizations to establish and maintain user trust, including
   transparent data handling practices, user consent, and data breach response.
   4.

   Privacy-enhancing technologies: Exploring advancements in
   privacy-enhancing technologies, such as differential privacy, homomorphic
   encryption, and decentralized identity systems, and their potential to
   protect user privacy without compromising data utility.
   5.

   Social and ethical implications: Addressing the broader social and
   ethical implications of data privacy, including algorithmic biases, data
   discrimination, and the potential for surveillance.

This panel discussion aims to foster a comprehensive understanding of data
privacy challenges and their impact on user trust. Attendees will have the
opportunity to interact with the panelists during a Q&A session, allowing
for a dynamic and insightful exploration of the complex issues at hand.

*If anyone is interested please contact myself or Alfredo Calderon to learn
more on the logistics etc*

*Thanks*

Glenn McKnight, MA
Virtual School of Internet Governance
Chief Information Officer
www.virtualsig.org
*YOUR SOURCE FOR INTERNET GOVERNANCE EDUCATION *
*Mobile  437-237-4655*
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