Security and privacy, the feigned tradeoff

Data protection and ICT

Security and privacy, the feigned tradeoff

Dec 19, 2019 · 27m 13s

Chapters

01 · What is security?

2m 1s

02 · Is the narrative on the security vs. privacy trade-off sensible?

5m 29s

03 · Surveillance as a one-size-fits-all solution for national security

10m 39s

04 · How important is that people are aware of the risks posed by a security-over-privacy approach? What can they do?

14m 54s

05 · Are IoT devices safe security-wise? What are the risks and what are policy makers doing to address the issue?

18m 48s

06 · Are existing and upcoming European measures effective and sufficient in mitigating the numerous concerns?

22m 9s

Description

Security and privacy are often presented as highly related issues. The more you bow in terms of privacy, we're told, the more you get closer to national security. Is this...

Security and privacy are often presented as highly related issues. The more you bow in terms of privacy, we're told, the more you get closer to national security. Is this relation true? How does surveillance policies impact on national and societal security? We asked these (and more) question to Johann Čas, an economists with a technical background working at the Austrian Academy of Sciences.

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