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Across the globe, governments are using cutting-edge technology to surveil their citizens en masse. In oppressive or autocratic regimes, state security services regularly exploit tools such as facial recognition and GPS tracking to find and imprison political dissidents.

Luckily, digital innovation is also unlocking new possibilities for human rights defenders who need to protect both themselves and the vital testimonies they gather.

In this episode, researcher, author, and Nobel prize-nominee Ethan Gutmann joins Tresorit’s Stefan Killer-Haug to discuss how end-to-end encryption and zero-knowledge principles can help human rights advocates to carry out their important work.

As well as recounting his personal experiences of evading state surveillance while gathering evidence of China’s forced organ harvesting program, Ethan discusses the solutions he’s found to protect the lives of those fleeing persecution — and what the future could hold for human rights defenders in a world of AI. 

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Vertrauen ist das Herzstück produktiver Geschäftsbeziehungen. 

Doch die Verbraucher zögern oft, ihr Vertrauen in die digitalen Technologien zu setzen, die moderne und bahnbrechende Unternehmen vorantreiben.

In dieser Folge setzt sich Stefan Killer-Haug von Tresorit mit Nicolas Zahn von der Swiss Digital Initiative zusammen, um über die Besonderheiten des digitalen Vertrauens zu sprechen und zu erklären, warum der Aufbau von Verbrauchervertrauen entscheidend ist, wenn Unternehmen die Vorteile der Spitzentechnologie wirklich nutzen wollen.

Wir gehen auch auf einige der wichtigsten Themen ein, die den Umgang von Unternehmen mit Daten heute und in Zukunft bestimmen: von der Frage, wie sich die Vorstellung von digitalem Vertrauen in den verschiedenen internationalen Märkten unterscheidet, bis hin zum Erhalt des Kundenvertrauens in einer Welt der KI.

Wenn Sie in Zukunft mehr von unseren Webinaren sehen möchten, vergessen Sie nicht, sich hier beim LinkedIn-Kanal von Tresorit anzumelden.

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End-to-end encryption (E2EE) is increasingly mainstream, appearing in everything from mass-market instant messaging apps to high-end password managers. 

But for E2EE to truly reach its potential, it needs to act as just one part of a secure IT infrastructure. And while more IT products than ever before claim to use end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe, many of these solutions also cut vital corners in their cryptography protocols — putting your information at risk. 

In this special webinar podcast direct from ITsa365, Tresorit co-founder and CISO, Szilveszter Szebeni, talks to Encryption Europe’s James Briscoe about down the different types of encryption, how end-to-end encryption works, and what organizations need to be looking for in their secure IT solutions. 

We’ll also be discussing why email as we know it today will never be secure, and the myth that easy-to-use products are more vulnerable to cyberattacks.

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In this episode, Tresorit’s Stefan Killer-Haug joins security consultant and private investigator Shannon Miller to discuss the importance of cybersecurity for remote workers and how to your data safe while working from home. 

The popularity of flexible and hybrid working has exploded in recent years — and if you’re one of the many who has swapped the office for WFH, then it’s never been more important to keep your home network secure. 

Listen in as Shannon discusses her experiences dealing with cybercriminals in domestic settings, the common ways that scammers and hackers identify their targets, and how easy-to-implement steps such as strong encryption can protect your and your family’s data.

We also take a special look at how outside attackers can use the Internet of Things (IoT) — including internet-enabled TVs, gaming consoles, and even smart toasters and refrigerators — to find vulnerabilities in your computer systems.

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In this podcast episode, Stefan Killer-Haug, Tresorit's representative, and Diana Kaliff, product lead for Swiss Digital Initiative, discussed the importance of digital trust and certifications. They talked about the Swiss Digital Trust label launched in 2022, the importance of building trust online as well as in the physical world, having a user-centric mindset and prioritizing trust for B2B companies. The speakers also noted that with the growing consumer demand for data privacy, businesses need to actively plan for the future and adapt their technology, security, and data protection policies.

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