7 au 9 mars, 2018
Montréal, Canada
Security and Privacy in a National Security World
We being surveilled! Governments and companies collect data. Hackers want that data.
What can software as a service providers do to protect data at rest? What if you need to work with that data? End-to-end encryption isn't an option, so where do we turn?
In this talk, Ben discusses and demos ways to securely and anonymously handling and distributing sensitive information between users, without allowing the raw data to give anything away.
What can software as a service providers do to protect data at rest? What if you need to work with that data? End-to-end encryption isn't an option, so where do we turn?
In this talk, Ben discusses and demos ways to securely and anonymously handling and distributing sensitive information between users, without allowing the raw data to give anything away.
Ben Dechrai
Sonar
Ben Dechrai is a technologist with a strong focus on security and privacy. At 11 years old he wrote software to stop his parents from breaking the family PC, and now he works as a developer advocate at Sonar, helping developers avoid breaking the internet through better security and coding practices. He enjoys helping others find the joy of problem-solving and experimentation.
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