Ever-increasing amounts of data is collected of technology users every day. This data is then analysed and processed to create accurate profiles of users, often without their knowledge. At the same time, it has become more important than ever to create systems that are secure and also easy to use. With an abundance of information available of virtually everyone, is privacy still attainable, and does it still matter? Can secure systems be created while taking users and their capabilities, knowledge, and motivations into account?

To address such and other issues around the topic of Usable Security and Privacy, the Secure Systems Engineering Group at Fraunhofer AISEC together with the ID-Management Group of FU Berlin are organizing a full-day workshop, featuring hot topics in the field of usable security and privacy.

Join us for a fruitful day full of presentations, discussions, and networking!

Program

09:45: Doors Open

10:00: Welcoming Words

10:15:

11:00: Coffee & networking break

11:30:

12:15 Lunch

13:30:

14:30: Coffee & networking break

15:15 - 16:30: Panel Discussion with

and Eran Toch as moderator!

The discussion will concentrate on the topic of individuals' digital sovereignty. The topics are related with management of personal data; what is needed on a technical and societal level to achieve sovereignty, to what extent is it important, and what the implications for end-users' privacy are.

17:00: Workshop ends