Keynote: Evolutions in data privacy: threats and opportunities
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Encryption remains the core control for cloud native data confidentiality and the talk argues for moving beyond perimeter controls to homomorphic encryption for private computation and post-quantum cryptography to counter quantum attacks that can break today's algorithms in seconds. Cites health care as a major breach source, points to tooling and standards work including sigstore, Keylime, confidential containers and FIPS/OpenSSL progress, and notes NIST timelines around 2023–2026 for post‑quantum standards.
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