Free and Safe in Cyberspace
6th Edition – Winter 2019
Thursday, January 24th, 2019
Geneva, Switzerland
After 5 editions in Brussels, New York, Brazil, and last in Berlin last May 4th, we’ll meet again with top experts, companies and public institutions to discuss our we can radically mitigate the current deep insecurity of society critical IT systems in this Digital Age, with a focus in the area of human communication and financial transaction.
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Challenge A: What new paradigms, techs and certifications can radically improve the cybersecurity of general human computing of high-profile persons as well as ordinary citizens?
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Challenge B: If we solve Challenge A, how can we solidly prevent criminal abuse by serious criminals?
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Challenge C: what new approaches to protect and substantially improve the cybersecurity of financial institutions and their clients, in the short and medium term? We’ll start from security-by-design, new “zero trust” models and standards, blockchain, quantum computing, AI.
We’ll debate if personal freedom and public safety in the internet age are inevitably “either-or” choice, a zero-sum game, as most believe, or instead a solvable “both-or neither” challenge, whereby the uncompromising zero-trust technical and governance safeguards and paradigms that are needed to radically improve personal freedoms are the same that can make lawful access sufficiently resilient from abuse, and make our public security agencies most effective and accountable.
Speakers
Here are the speakers of previous editions (1st 4 editions and last one in Berlin). We are seeking additional speakers!
Apply today at info@free-and-safe.org! Profile of speakers that we are seeking:
Audience
About 40-60 CSOs, CISOs, CDOs and top executives in large and medium Swiss banks and enterprises; as well as top experts, startups, venture, investors, academics, researchers, institutions.
Sponsors & Promoters
Here are the speakers of previous sponsors. We are seeking additional sponsors and promoters.
Apply today at info@free-and-safe.org. Profiles of prospective sponsors and/or promoters:
Co-organizers
Organizer of previous editions:
Trustless Computing Association is an independent European non-profit research and activist association in the are of IT security and privacy. It is pursuing the creation of a Trustless Computing Certification Body and an initial compliant open computing base to deliver radically unprecedented cybersecurity for the most critical societal computing domains.
TRUSTLESS.AIis a spin-off startup of the Trustless Computing Association. It is raising €5M to create of a Trustless Computing Certification Body and an initial compliant open computing base, ecosystem and service, to deliver radically unprecedented confidentiality and integrity to the most sensitive human communications and transactions.
Apply to join us as co-organizers!
Prospective Co-organizers: Co-organizers will each contribute man-hours, co-promotion, venue. Prospects:
- **Fintech Fusion
- **PSYND. A Geneva-based cybersecurity company. They are organizers of the main cybersecurity meetup in Geneva, with 180 members, and of a Zero Day Conference event to be held next Nov 15th in Geneva, with university, Swiss MoD, Canton and other participants.
Program
Wednesday, Jan 23th, 2019 – 6-8pm
- 18:00-20:00 Optional Aperitif at TBD location for speakers, media and special guests.
Thursday, Jan 24th, 2019 – 10-30am-9pm
- 10:00 – Coffee
- 10:30 – Introductions
- 11:00 – PANEL A & QA
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- Panelists:
- 13:00 – Lunch
- 14:00 – Keynotes
- 14.30 – PANEL B & QA
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- Panelists:
- 15.45 – Coffee
- 16.00 – PANEL C & QA
- 18.00 – Keynote
- 19.00 – refreshments and aperitive
- 21:00 – Closing
- 12.50 – Closing and complimentary lunch for speakers