BANGKOK, THAILAND- Cyber criminals; government agencies; your next door neighbour. Who has access to your personal data and what can we do to protect, regulate, and securely store sensitive information
Join the debate on Privacy@World 2013
With the issues of privacy & cybersecurity so high on the global agenda at the moment, be sure not to miss key sessions on these at ITU Telecom World 2013, tackling some of the main questions, emerging trends, risks and opportunities within these crucial areas.
Interconnected devices are gathering a multitude of different information on individual citizens, spanning everything from where we are, have been, who we have communicated with, how we spend our time and much more. All this information is potentially available to be collected, stored and analysed by business and government. Join sessions such as “How can World Citizens Ensure their Privacy in a Digital World” or “Mobile Security Challenges and Policy in the ASEAN Community” to explore these issues and get to grips with their implications.
Top-level speakers focus on change
Interactive panel sessions will explore the impact of major industry change, and how this can be harnessed to drive success and address key challenges. Expert perspectives from participants spanning government, business and technology include:
Omobola Johnson, Minister for Communications Technology, Nigeria; Richard Beaird, Wiley Rein; Asok Chatterjee, DOSTI; Luis M. Correia, Technical University of Lisbon, INOV-INESC; John Davies, Intel; Jan Ellsberger, Ericsson; Tony Gray, TCCA Critical Communications Broadband Group; Latif Ladid, IPv6 Forum; Thomas Magedanz, Fraunhofer FOKUS; Jaume Salvat, Aggaros; Rohan Samarajiva, LIRNEasia; Thomas Welter, SFR and Mike Wright, Telstra.
Innovation@World2013
At the heart of the show floor is the InnovationSpace, a dedicated area highlighting the shape of things to come. As well as hosting the winning innovations for the Young Innovators competition, the Lab within the InnovationSpace showcases enables participants to experience the future in action through hands-on demonstrations of cutting-edge applications as diverse as robotics, body area networks or thought-controlled gaming.
Visibility on a global stage
National Pavilions and Industry Stands offer an exceptional opportunity to showcase new technologies, products and services before a uniquely influential global audience. To explore key investment and partnership options. And to network at the highest level. Meanwhile, sponsorship offers top-level targeted visibility, across the event, and ITU Telecom World 2013 offer a range of dynamic onsite and online options.
