Speakers

"The Future of Privacy Law, Norms, Code, and Markets" by John Verdi, Vice President, Future of Privacy Forum Verdi supervises FPF’s policy portfolio, which advances FPF’s agenda on a broad range of issues, including: Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning; Algorithmic Decision-Making; Ethics; Connected Cars; Smart Communities; Student Privacy; Health; the Internet of Things; Wearable Technologies; De-Identification; and Drones. The […]

"Control Freak: Maintaining Privacy and Security in the Quantum Era" by Andrew Borene, CEO, Cipherloc Corporation Andrew Borene has been the Chief Executive Officer of Cipherloc Corporation since November 2019. He also serves on the company’s Board of Directors. Cipherloc Corporation is a publicly-traded, US company, focused on the commercialization and delivery of next generation privacy, encryption and cybersecurity […]

"Current Controversies in Face Recognition and Privacy" by Kevin Bowyer Professor of Computer Engineering, Notre Dame Kevin Bowyer is the Schubmehl-Prein Family Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Notre Dame, and also serves as Director of International Summer Engineering Programs in the College of Engineering. Dr. Bowyer is appointed as Honorary Professor in Biometric Technologies, […]

"Digital-Surveillance Ecosystem of the Neighborhood Supermarket" by Michel Laguerre, Professor & Director, University of California, Berkeley Michel S. Laguerre is Professor of Global Metropolitan Studies and Director for the Berkeley Center of Globalization and Information Technology at the University of California. The 2020 Ten Years Hence series will include eight lectures about Privacy. See the website for details on […]

"Privacy and Cybersecurity: The New Frontier" by Lisa Sotto, Partner and Chair, Global Privacy and Cybersecurity Practice Hunton, Andrews, Kurth Lisa Sotto is the managing partner of Hunton’s New York office and chair of the firm’s top-ranked Global Privacy and Cybersecurity practice. Sotto was named among The National Law Journal’s “100 Most Influential Lawyers,” and has received widespread […]

Fraud Day brings in corporate fraud experts to present their unique perspectives and experiences. Sessions are free and open to the public.

Registration is not required to attend the speaker sessions, but those planning to attend the lunch must pre-register.

"Privacy in the Era of Surveillance Capitalism" by Mark McKenna, Professor of Law, Notre Dame. Mark P. McKenna is the John P. Murphy Foundation Professor of Law at the Notre Dame Law School and the Acting Director of the Notre Dame Technology Ethics Center. His research focuses on intellectual property and privacy law, with a particular focus on […]