2003 Conferences
12th CACR Information Security Workshop &
4th Annual Privacy and Security Workshop
Privacy and Security: The Next Wave
November 6-7, 2003
The Faculty Club, 41 Willcocks Street, University of Toronto
Slides and Recordings of presentations
can be found in the Schedule of Talks.
Introduction:
The 12th CACR Information Security Workshop: Privacy & Security:
The Next Wave will be held November 6 & 7, 2003, at the University
of Toronto, Canada. This is the fourth annual conference jointly organized
by the Office of the Information & Privacy Commissioner/Ontario,
the Centre for Innovation Law and Policy (University of Toronto), and
the Centre for Applied Cryptographic Research (University of Waterloo).
Theme:
This year's conference theme, "The Next Wave", brings us the
exploration of what is next regarding privacy. Waves are varied
and unpredictable; their force can be heard in the subtle lapping on
the shore of a small inland lake, or the pounding 70-foot surf
off Hawaii. For some, the next wave is compliance with federal
privacy legislation, for others it is ensuring customer trust
in their organization's personal data management. Still for
others it is preserving privacy rights in a society struggling
with safety and security in the aftermath of terrorism and war.
This year's workshop will showcase both private and public sector
leaders in an interactive case-study approach. Delegates will have
the opportunity to examine the details of managing privacy.
In a companion theme, delegates will get an insight into some of
the privacy enhancing technologies available and coming to market
for organizations that need to manage personal information.
There will be a special law panel and a panel on health informatics
following up on last year's health inquiry led by Justice Krever.
Also, this year we will have a number of speakers from Europe to
sketch out what we can expect to see coming to Canada from across
the pond. In keeping with the ambitious standards of past workshops,
we will have some of the leading practitioners, thinkers, academics,
lawyers and authors discuss their ideas, insights and solutions.
Audience:
The intended audience includes technology and security experts, CIO's,
senior technology executives, health professionals, cryptographers,
engineers, law enforcement, practitioners, academics, private sector
leaders, privacy experts and students.
Sponsors:
- Bell Canada
- Bell University Laboratories
- Centre for Applied Cryptographic Research, University of Waterloo
- Centre for Innovation Law and Policy, University of Toronto
- Computer Associates
- The Fields Institute
- IBM Canada
- Microsoft Canada
- MITACS
- Office of the Information & Privacy Commissioner/Ontario
- Mike Gurski (Conference Chair), Office of the Information & Privacy Commissioner/Ontario
- Alfred Menezes, University of Waterloo
- Richard Owens, Centre for Innovation Law & Policy
- Pasha Peroff, University of Aberdeen
- Adrienne Richter, University of Waterloo
- Steven Adler, IBM
- Lisa Austin, University of Toronto
- Colin Bennett, University of Victoria
- John Borking, LawIDs
- Tim Bouma, CGI Group Inc.
- Caspar Bowden, Microsoft Europe
- Nigel Brown, IBM
- Kate Burch, Dreifus Associates Limited
- Jean Camp, Harvard University
- Alec Campbell, Government of Alberta
- Ann Cavoukian, IPC/Ontario
- Yim Chan, IBM
- Ron Deibert, University of Toronto
- Roger Dingledine, The Free Haven Project
- Michael Fekete, Osler, Hoskin and Harcourt LLP
- Ross Fraser, Sextant Software
- Martin French, Queen's University
- Kathryn Garforth, McGill University
- Michael Geist, University of Ottawa
- Marit Hansen, Independent Centre for Privacy Protection
- John Heidenreich III, IBM
- Austin Hill, Zero-Knowledge Systems Inc.
- Peter Hope-Tindall, dataPrivacy Partners
- Jeroen van den Hoven, University of Erasmus
- Richard Hunter, Gartner
- Michel Juneau-Katsuya, The Northgate Group Corp.
- Alfred Kobsa, University of California, Irvine
- Larry Korba, National Research Council
- David Lyon, Queen's University
- Stephanie Perrin, Digital Discretion Inc.
- Birgit Pfitzmann, IBM Zurich
- Calvin Powers, IBM
- Eli Pullan, University of Toronto
- Jeroen de Rooij, LawIDs
- John Sabo, Computer Associates
- Mauro Sandrini, Teramo University
- Branko Sarcanin, Cyberun Corp.
- Ari Schwartz, Centre for Democracy and Technology
- Valerie Steeves, Media Awareness Network
- Patrick Sullivan, Independent Privacy and Data Protection Consultant
- Paul Syverson, US Naval Research Lab
- Laurisa Tkachenko, Workplace Safety & Insurance Board
- Jason Young, University of Ottawa
Schedule of Talks:
Speaker's Only Kick-Off Dinner: November 5, 2003
Flavelle House, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto
78 Queen's Park Crescent
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5:30-7:00 pm |
Refreshments & Dinner (for Cast and Crew Only)
Hosted by the Centre for Innovation Law & Policy |
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7:00-8:00 pm |
Address to Speakers (for Cast and Crew Only)
John Borking, LawIDs |
Day 1: November 6, 2003
Faculty Club, University of Toronto, 41 Willcocks Street
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8:00-8:50 am |
Breakfast and Registration |
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8:50-9:00 am |
Introduction to Conference Themes and Objectives
Mike Gurski, Conference Chair, IPC/Ontario |
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9:00-9:30 am |
Being on the Next Wave of Privacy: Avoiding the Wipeout
Ann Cavoukian, IPC/Ontario |
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9:30-10:30 am |
Privacy and Expectations
Michael Geist, University of Ottawa |
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10:30-10:50 am |
Discussion Break |
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10:50-11:50 am |
IBM Enterprise Privacy Solutions
Steve Adler, IBM |
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11:50-1:50 pm |
Lunch
The Future of Technology: Privacy Implications John Heidenreich III, IBM |
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1:50-3:00 pm |
Governance of Privacy
Colin Bennett, University of Victoria |
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3:00-3:15 pm |
Discussion Break |
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3:15-5:00 pm |
Panel 1: Case Studies: Public Sector
Moderator: Mark Ratner, IPC/Ontario
Nigel Brown, IBM
Alec Campbell, Government of Alberta
Laurisa Tkachenko, WSIB
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Panel 2: Case Studies: Private Sector
Moderator: Brian Beamish, IPC/Ontario
Yim Chan, IBM
Austin Hill, Zero-Knowledge Systems Inc.
Jeroen de Rooij, LawIDs Europe
Patrick Sullivan, Independent Privacy and Data Protection Consultant |
Panel 3: European Developments and PETs
Moderator: Mike Gurski, IPC/Ontario
Caspar Bowden, Microsoft Europe
Marit Hansen, Independent Centre for Privacy Protection
Birgit Pfitzmann, IBM Zurich Research Lab. |
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5:00-8:00 pm |
Reception and Dinner
Into the World Without Secrets Richard Hunter, Gartner |
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Day 2: November 7, 2003
Faculty Club, University of Toronto, 41 Willcocks Street
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8:00 am |
Breakfast |
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8:50-9:00 am |
Opening Remarks
Mike Gurski, Conference Chair, IPC/Ontario |
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9:00-10:00 am |
Privacy, Security & Trust: Meeting the Challenge
Caspar Bowden, Microsoft Europe |
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10:00-10:15 am |
Discussion Break |
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10:15-12:00 pm |
Privacy and (Homeland) Security: The Roads Ahead
Moderator: Mike Gurski, IPC/Ontario
Ron Deibert, University of Toronto
Michel Juneau-Katsuya, The Northgate Group Corp.
David Lyon, Queen's University |
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12:00-1:30 pm |
Lunch
Privacy and the Next Generation Valerie Steeves, Media Awareness Network |
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1:30-2:50 pm |
Panel 1: Whither Privacy Law?
Moderator: Richard Owens, Centre for Innovation Law & Policy
Lisa Austin, University of Toronto
Michael Fekete, Osler, Hoskin and Harcourt
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Panel 2: PETs Research & Beyond
Moderator: Mike Gurski, IPC/Ontario
Roger Dingledine, The Free Haven Project
Alfred Kobsa, University of California, Irvine
Paul Syverson, US Naval Research Lab |
Panel 3: Salon Session Discussion of Two Key Privacy Issues
Docent: Jean Camp, Harvard University
Tim Bouma, Kate Burch, Ross Fraser, John Heiderneich III, Peter Hope-Tindall, Stephanie Perrin, John Sabo, Branko Sarcanin, Valerie Steeves
Note: This is an experimental session limited to 20 participants including experts. |
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2:50-3:30 pm |
Panel 4:
Introductions: Colin Bhattacharjee, IPC/Ontario
The Role of Ethics in the Successful Implementation of Privacy
Jeroen van den Hoven, University of Erasmus
EPAL: Moving Law into Technology
Calvin Powers, IBM |
Panel 5: From Anonymisation to Identification: The Technologies of Today and Tomorrow
Moderator: Mike Gurski, IPC/Ontario
Larry Korba, National Research Council
Peter Hope-Tindall, dataPrivacy Partners
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Panel 6: From Europe to the USA: A Primer on Key Steps for Privacy
Moderator: John Borking, LawIDs
Marit Hansen, Independent Centre for Privacy Protection
Ari Schwartz, Centre for Democracy and Technology |
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3:30-3:45 pm |
Discussion Break |
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3:45-4:45 pm |
Panel 7: Student Presentations
Moderator: Colin Bhattacharjee, IPC/Ontario
Martin French, Queen's University
Jason Young, University of Ottawa
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Panel 8: Student Presentations
Moderator: Mark Ratner, IPC/Ontario
Kathryn Garforth, McGill University
Eli Pullan, University of Toronto
Mauro Sandrini, Teramo University |
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4:45-5:00 pm |
Parting Thoughts
Caspar Bowden, Michael Geist, Mike Gurski |
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Recordings of French and Young, Bowden and Gurski presentations | |||||
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5:00- |
Decompression for the Diehards |
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Conference Venue: The Faculty Club is located on Wilcocks Street between Spadina and Huron. A map of the University of Toronto campus is available here. Parking information is available here.
Accommodations:
You can find the hotels closed to the University of Toronto campus on the Fields Institute web-site at: www.fields.utoronto.ca/resources/housing.html. There are no rooms set aside specifically for this workshop, however, you can still request for the Fields Institute Corporate rate when booking your room.
Registration:
There is no registration fee for guests invited by the sponsors (Bell Canada, Centre for Innovation Law and Policy, Computer Associates, IBM Canada, Microsoft Canada, MITACS, and Office of the Information & Privacy Commissioner/Ontario). The registration fee for other participants is Cdn $300 (US $220).
The registration deadline has been set for September 30, 2003. However, you are encouraged to register as soon as possible as space is limited for this workshop; registration is on a first-come first-serve basis. Registration fees will include admission to all presentations, breakfasts, lunches, the banquet, and handouts.
To register, complete, in full, the attached REGISTRATION FORM and return it along with your payment (if applicable) to:
Mrs. Adrienne Richter,
C&O Dept.,
University of Waterloo,
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 3G1.
Fax: (519) 725-5441
Phone: (519) 888-4027
You may also register by email (privacy2003@math.uwaterloo.ca). Payment is also acceptable by credit card (VISA or MasterCard only). A receipt of payment will only be forwarded at the end of the conference.
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