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working group discussion 1 Cyber Risk Security, Privacy ?

working group discussion 1 Surveillance cameras everywhere, web cams Private photos on the web Government browsing E.mails Encryption of E.mails is a solved problem since more than 15 years but not applied Manipulating private data of stolen pieces of new technologies Links between mobile industries and factories and network providers Facts

working group discussion 1 Website and privacy? Updated and dynamic Information is difficult to control in real time People who create system with risk never share with people who are aware of risk‘s (identity card, mobile, controlling moving through GPS...) Everybody feels suspicious but a few does anything (copyright, giving their bank account number.....) Human agents collapse with digital agents (for example Konstanz / Bodensee crash) Facts

working group discussion 1 Use of Technology precedes the Conscience of this Using ( for example E.voting...) Evolution of Privacy during centuries (local life vs global life) Even if a technology makes it possible, we are not allowed to escape the human rights (digital pictures without permission on the web) Taking responsibility or taking risk ? How to educate the users ? Informational self determination as a part of human rights ? Questions

working group discussion 1 We don‘t have to create a system we can‘t control ( the role of agents in information systems) Open sources are the best guarantees to uncontrolled agents Take care with cookies and customer profiles No advertisement or no link to an internet service without an agreement guaranties protection of privacy Recommendations We have to protect minors in educational system (difference between children in school an employees) We have to inform and to educate the user Educate the user to understand the code of ethic

working group discussion 1 Human Computer tool Agent machine Responsibility Decision Computer Calculation

working group discussion 1 Concrete actions Practical exercises, simulation of cyber societies (i.e : role play, study cases...) to train students on cyber risk on an emotional and cognitive level Discussing general issues of ethics, freedom, responsibility, dangerousness... Your proposals ?