A conversation on privacy
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Richard Zwicky talks about your online Privacy at the Emerging Media Conference in 2011. Download the presentation and/or watch videos from this and other presentations from EmMeCon at http://wappow.com/resources/videos
A conversation on privacy
- 1. PrivacyWas it Good For You?Richard ZwickyFounder, Enquisite / Eightfold Logic@rzwicky
- 2. About Me, and Why Im Here@rzwicky
- 3. @rzwicky
- 4. Implications of Privacy Loss@rzwicky
- 5. @rzwicky
- 7. Involuntary Loss of Privacy@rzwicky
- 8. Whats Private, but PublicBirthdate
- 9. Birthplace
- 10. Ancestry
- 12. Credit History (Anchor document)
- 14. utilities
- 15. Parking tickets
- 16. Associations
- 17. Friends
- 18. Work History
- 21. Stuff You Never Think AboutIP: every site logs you & your actions
- 22. Data retention
- 23. General server policy & systems
- 24. ISP backups: every file, action and transaction saved, just in case
- 25. VPS snapshots
- 29. False Perceptions of Security & PrivacyEmail Secure?
- 31. Cloud - Secure?
- 32. SSL@rzwicky
- 33. False Sense of SecurityPrivate Browsing
- 34. SSL
- 35. PGP
- 36. Email (averages 10 hops)
- 37. Texting
- 38. 奈艶鉛艶岳艶
- 39. How about those TSA body Scans?@rzwicky
- 40. What is Encryption (AKA 101)@rzwicky
- 42. All web apps (Google, Microsoft, Facebook etc)
- 43. SSL
- 44. From browser to server = Encrypted
- 45. On server = Unencrypted@rzwicky
- 46. The Ideal Secure MixDocument / data encryption
- 50. Storage / longterm encryption@rzwicky
- 51. Who Needs Secure Privacy (not wants)Corporate Privacy
- 52. Cornerstone of capitalism is Privacy
- 54. Communications
- 55. Government
- 58. Security
- 61. Legal - disclaimer on legal email@rzwicky
- 62. Your Declining Balance Privacy is at 95% at birthOnce lost, privacy doesnt come backData is forever@rzwicky
- 63. Whats Possible to Keep Private?Your Thoughts.@rzwicky
- 64. @rzwicky