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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/anonymisation-and-privacy-protect
 ion-in-the-age-of-mass-data-collection-152">Anonymisation and Privacy Prot
 ection in the age of Mass Data Collection</a>\nHome Speakers Information P
 artners Documentation We live in a time when information about most of our
  movements and actions is collected and stored in real time. The availabil
 ity of large-scale behavioral data dramatically increases our capacity to 
 understand and potentially affect the behavior of individuals and collecti
 ves. The use of this data\, however\, raises legitimate privacy concerns. 
 Anonymisation is meant to address these concerns: allowing data to be full
 y used while preserving individuals' privacy. Two experts will first discu
 ss how traditional data protection mechanisms fail to protect people's pri
 vacy in the age of big data. More specifically\, they will show how the me
 re absence of obvious identifiers such as name or phone number or the addi
 tion of noise are not enough to prevent re-identification. Second\, they w
 ill describe what they see as a necessary evolution of the notion of data 
 anonymisation towards an anonymous use of data. Finally\, they will by dis
 cussing some of the modern privacy engineering techniques currently develo
 ped to allow large-scale behavioral data to be used while giving individua
 l strong privacy guarantees. Speakers Jeffrey Bohn USA Head of Research & 
 Engagement at Swiss Re Institute. Dr. Bohn served as Chief Science Officer
  and Head of GX Labs at State Street Global Exchange in San Francisco. He 
 also established the Portfolio Analytics and Valuation Department within S
 tate Street Global Markets Japan in Tokyo. Bohn previously ran the Risk an
 d Regulatory Financial Services consulting practice at PWC Japan. Yves-Ale
 xandre de Montjoye Great Britain Assistant Professor (Lecturer) at Imperia
 l College London where he heads the Computational Privacy Group. De Montjo
 ye also acts as a Special Adviser to EC Competition Commissioner Vestager.
  Yves-Alexandre is also a research affiliate at MIT where he received his 
 PhD from in 2015. His [...]
DTSTAMP:20260914T230341Z
SUMMARY:Anonymisation and Privacy Protection in the age of Mass Data Collec
 tion
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/anonymisation-an
 d-privacy-protection-in-the-age-of-mass-data-collection-152">Anonymisation
  and Privacy Protection in the age of Mass Data Collection</a>\nHome Speak
 ers Information Partners Documentation We live in a time when information 
 about most of our movements and actions is collected and stored in real ti
 me. The availability of large-scale behavioral data dramatically increases
  our capacity to understand and potentially affect the behavior of individ
 uals and collectives. The use of this data\, however\, raises legitimate p
 rivacy concerns. Anonymisation is meant to address these concerns: allowin
 g data to be fully used while preserving individuals' privacy. Two experts
  will first discuss how traditional data protection mechanisms fail to pro
 tect people's privacy in the age of big data. More specifically\, they wil
 l show how the mere absence of obvious identifiers such as name or phone n
 umber or the addition of noise are not enough to prevent re-identification
 . Second\, they will describe what they see as a necessary evolution of th
 e notion of data anonymisation towards an anonymous use of data. Finally\,
  they will by discussing some of the modern privacy engineering techniques
  currently developed to allow large-scale behavioral data to be used while
  giving individual strong privacy guarantees. Speakers Jeffrey Bohn USA He
 ad of Research & Engagement at Swiss Re Institute. Dr. Bohn served as Chie
 f Science Officer and Head of GX Labs at State Street Global Exchange in S
 an Francisco. He also established the Portfolio Analytics and Valuation De
 partment within State Street Global Markets Japan in Tokyo. Bohn previousl
 y ran the Risk and Regulatory Financial Services consulting practice at PW
 C Japan. Yves-Alexandre de Montjoye Great Britain Assistant Professor (Lec
 turer) at Imperial College London where he heads the Computational Privacy
  Group. De Montjoye also acts as a Special Adviser to EC Competition Commi
 ssioner Vestager. Yves-Alexandre is also a research affiliate at MIT where
  he received his PhD from in 2015. His [...]
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