Mobile Convention Amsterdam 2015 - University GFAF - Kimo Quaintance
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The document discusses privacy and security in a networked world. It argues that shared consciousness and communication across dispersed organizations is only possible by rethinking security and privacy to allow for constant and transparent communications. As digitization increases the amount of information created, the concepts of security, privacy, and their management must change. Networks have replaced hierarchies, so individuals need to manage how they are represented rather than being left alone, and focus on health over security alone. The key is implementing and iterating approaches through awareness, discovery, and co-creation of knowledge.
Mobile Convention Amsterdam 2015 - University GFAF - Kimo Quaintance
- 1. P R I V A C Y A N D S E C U R I T Y I N A N E T W O R K E D W O R L D Dr. Kimo Quaintance University of the German Federal Armed Forces, Munich @KimoQ Mobile Convention Amsterdam 4 June 2015
- 3. N E T W O R K S V S . H I E R A R C H I E S
- 8. W H A T C O U L D B E : • Shared consciousness and a common purpose across a globally dispersed organization is a super power. • This is only possible with constant and transparent communications. • This requires rethinking security and privacy.
- 10. The digitization of social life
- 11. S O U R C E : B E N E D I C T E V A N S
- 12. “Every two days now we create as much information as we did from the dawn of civilization up until 2003... I spend most of my time assuming the world is not ready for the technology revolution that will be happening to them soon.” - E R I C S C H M I D T ( A U G U S T 2 0 1 0 )
- 13. Rethink Cybersecurity We don’t need to be ‘secure’ We need to be healthy
- 14. What is your dig Rethink Privacy We don’t need to be ‘left alone’
- 15. What is your dig Rethink Privacy We need to manage how we are represented
- 19. "I want a sandwich."
- 20. "I want a sandwich." ?
- 21. “What that means is that everyone gets access to unlimited information, communication, and education. At the same time, everyone has access to markets, and everyone has the tools to participate in the global market economy. This is not a world we have ever lived in.” - Marc Andreesen (June 2014)
- 22. Dr. Kimo Quaintance University of the German Federal Armed Forces, Munich @KimoQ kquaintance@gmail.com