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In order to slow the spread of Covid-19 after lockdowns come to an end, European, Asian, and U.S. state governments and corporations are turning to contact tracing applications that record interactions with other apps users. If a user becomes ill, the app can alert all those that the user came into contact with and recommend self-isolation.

Wall Street Journal Webinar: Cybersecurity Issues in Contact Tracing

In order to slow the spread of Covid-19 after lockdowns come to an end, European, Asian, and U.S. state governments and corporations are turning to contact tracing applications that record interactions with other apps users. If a user becomes ill, the app can alert all those that the user came into contact with and recommend self-isolation.The various apps have multiple approaches to collect and store data, but privacy concerns may be preventing users from downloading them, which in turn makes them less effective. Some apps have already been suspended due to privacy concerns.In this webinar, our panel discusses the security and privacy concerns of contact tracing apps and the technology they rely on as well as the differences in the U.S. and European approaches. You will hear about uneasiness among regulators and attempts to address fears that this could give governments and technology companies too much access to personal data.Speakers: Lokke Moerel, Senior Of Counsel, Morrison Forrester; Jessica Lee, Co-Chair, Privacy, Security & Data Innovations, Loeb & Loeb; Nathalie Moreno, Partner, Commercial Services, Addelshaw Goddard; David Starobinski, Professor, Electrical and Computing Engineering, Boston UniversityHost: Rob Sloan, Research Director, WSJ Pro CybersecurityModerator: Catherine Stupp, Reporter, WSJ Pro Cybersecurity, The Wall Street JournalWatch the <a target="_blank" href="https://vimeo.com/439042099">webinar</a>. <hr>

Wall Street Journal Webinar: Cybersecurity Issues in Contact Tracing

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Lokke Moerel

Senior Of Counsel

Wall Street Journal Webinar: Cybersecurity Issues in Contact Tracing

10 Sep 2020 7:34 PM - 7:34 PM