with LINE Corp. and Intertrust Technologies
October 29, 2018
Rome
2018 Summit Video
4th Bi-annual Security Conference
Businesses today depend on data to run efficiently, connect customers, and uncover new opportunities. As data companies with global footprints, LINE and Intertrust have championed a world of connected devices and big data: one that feels both smaller and richer than ever, but that has the potential for disruption and chaos.
The 4th Bi-annual LINE × Intertrust Security Summit will gather leaders in technology, business, academia, and policy from around the world to discuss the next steps to ensure security, privacy, and trust in an increasingly connected world. Now, more than ever, is the time to build trust together.
Takeshi Nakayama, the CPO/CISO of the major Asian online service provider LINE, talked about the “New Era of Data” and the promise and concerns associated with it.
Roland Hess, Senior Vice President, Applied Excellence, at the European utility innogy, discussed how data can change corporate culture. More about his talk can be found here.
With the GDPR now in force, Tomas Sander, Intertrust’s Data Protection Officer, gave a talk on how companies can implement privacy by design, an engineering approach required by the GDPR.
Cameron Briggs, General Manager of the Australian energy company Origin Energy, presented the results of a test of peer-to-peer energy trading.
Jun Sakuma, a Professor at the University of Tsukuba, gave a talk on privacy engineering techniques.
Intertrust’s CTO Dave Maher presented some interesting history on cybersecurity and how it led to Intertrust’s current approach to technology.
Edouard Gasser, CEO of the startup Tilak Healthcare, provided some background on his company’s playful approach to healthcare.
Ming-Syuan Ho, Project Manager at the Taiwan Association for Human Rights, argued for companies to make privacy their brand.
Naohisa Ichihara, Manager Security Department at LINE, talked on changing technical approaches to engineering privacy for a panel discussion on “Balancing Risks in the New Data Economy.”
IN BRIEF
ASSESS
THE GREAT DATA
PRIVACY REVIEW
We begin by evaluating the latest in security risks and privacy regulation, and their effects on information security and privacy. How have social networks and the sharing economy affected our notions of community? And, how has the GDPR impacted consumer services 6 months in?
ANTICIPATE
TOMORROW’S TECH.
TODAY’S FOCUS.
Technological advances such as AI, IoT, AR/VR, and cloud-based data platforms present enormous benefits for consumers and enterprise alike. But they also present emerging security risks. We’ll highlight upcoming threats and discuss how the privacy landscape is evolving.
PROTECT
SECURING THE
DATA-DRIVEN FUTURE
How de we manage the risks associated with a data-driven future? Not just through technological fixes, but policy. Expect lively discussion as we consider different solutions to keep the Internet trusted, secure, and open.
Rome / October 29, 2018
After back-to-back conferences in Tokyo and Silicon Valley, we bring the Summit to Rome, a city that birthed art and rhetoric
Bringing together the
world’s security experts
The 4th Security Summit will be an opportunity to engage with security professionals, academics, and experts from around the globe.
As enterprise heads toward a data-driven future, security is no longer a matter of physical barriers. Our goal is not just to highlight global risk, but to foster a global community of experts to build trust together.
A full day of discussion,
activities, and networking
Experience an impressive roster of keynotes and panels, capped by an evening cocktail party. Network with a select group of attendees drawn from around the world and different markets.
The 4th Security Summit is by invitation. If you are interested in attending, please request an invite.
LINE and Intertrust have joined forces to headline this series of security conferences. As data becomes the new business currency, we come together to ensure that data remains protected and every transaction is trustworthy.
LINE Corporation is dedicated to “Closing the Distance,” operating a range of mobile services and contents that connect people, information, and society. The LINE messaging app was launched in June 2011 and has since grown into a diversified Smart Portal platform, with its consumer and business services used in more than 230 countries and territories.
Intertrust provides trusted computing products and services to leading global corporations – from mobile and CE manufacturers and service providers to enterprise software platform companies. These products include the world’s leading digital rights management, software tamper resistance and privacy-driven data platforms for ad tech, DNA storage and IoT.
tivùsat is the Italian free to air satellite platform. tivùsat was created to ensure that everyone has access to the free digital TV. By reaching all areas of the Italian territory, viewers can access all national DTT channels and a huge line up of national and international channels.
innogy New Ventures LLC was founded in 2015 and is active in the sustainable transformation of the energy system. innogy New Ventures has built a very strong network within the world’s largest high-tech ecosystem and is actively sourcing high-impact innovations for innogy. This includes leading strategic investments in early- and later-stage tech companies, leading the group-wide data-driven business model activities and transferring Silicon Valley tech back to innogy’s existing businesses.
Marlin started in January 2005 when five technology companies, Intertrust Technologies, Panasonic Corporation, Royal Philips Electronics, Samsung Electronics and Sony Corporation joined forces to develop a next-generation content protection technology.
Join us in Rome
For sponsorship opportunities, please reach out to Katherine at kat@intertrust.com
Aria Pacis
Museo dell’Ara Pacis
Lungotevere Augusta, 00186
Rome, Italy
Monday, October 29, 2018
Conference Hours: 09:30 -19:00
Check-in: 08:00 – 10:00
