How Privacy innovators are trying to seize the business opportunity of personal data ...
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Claims rapid productization: a secure Android private OS ships after five months of engineering, hits a backlog five times planned production and is in market seven months; another product offers zero-knowledge proof authentication to eliminate password exposure; Intel rolls out a biometric True Key and a free mobile security suite that flags app data access; a commission call allocates about €15 million to user-centric privacy R&D; studies say users need ~76 working days a year to read privacy policies, so usability and chain-of-custody firmware control drive what actually sells.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:12Giovanni Verhaeghe VASCO Data Security (US/BE)
- 2:38Ulrich Seldeslachts LSEC (BE)
- 13:38Paula Bruening Intel (US)
- 22:20Pierre Chastanet Trust and Security European Commission (EU)
- 34:43Richard Coady Sedicii (IE)
- 50:52Toby Weir-Jones Blackphone (US)
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