For your convenience all the documents are also linked from the Conference Agenda.

April 28^th, 2008
• Privacy and security in FP7
  By Christiane Bernard, Head of Sector Security Research, European Commission, DG Enterprise and Industry
• Privacy, an unsolved term?
  By Rene von Schomberg, Scientific Officer, European Commission, DG RTD Science and Technology foresight
• Present and future challanges to privacy and security (PRIO policy brief 5/2008 based on presentation)
  By J. Peter Burgess, research professor and security programme leader at the International Peace Research Institute, Oslo (PRIO)
• PRISE: Future scenarios of new security technologies in everyday life
  By Christine Hafskjold, The Norwegian Board of Technology, PRISE partner
• PRISE: Results from the European citizen consultation
  By Anders Jacobi, The Danish Board of Technology, PRISE partner
• Implementing criteria in the production of security technology
  By Sachar Paulus, Chief Security Officer of SAP
• PRISE: Presentation of criteria
  By Maren Raguse, Unabhängiges Landeszentrum für Datenschutz Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, and Walter Peissl, Institute of Technology Assessment, Vienna, Austria, both PRISE partners

April 29^th, 2008 (Workshops Technology, Sitzungssaal)
• A. A. Adams: Privacy by design - the "whole system" approach
• John Borking: Organizational Adoption of Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PET)
• Fanny Coudert: Interconnection of video surveillance networks
  Balancing the needs for increased security and the respect of the fundamental data protection principles of finality, proportionality and transparency.
• Henrik Granau: RFIDsec - the RFID chip designed to meet known privacy and security issues
• Marit Hansen: Concepts of user-centric identity management for privacy-enhancing security technologies
• Andreas Pfitzmann: Biometrics - how to put to use and how not at all?
• Mario Savastano: How privacy issues have been approached in a EC funded integrated project concerning biometric technologies
• Matthias Schunter, Phil Janson: Privacy-enhancing technologies at IBM

April 29^th, 2008 (Workshops Policy, Clubraum)
• Holger Floeting: Privacy, public life and security technologies
• Sandro Gaycken: Counter-development
  Technological opposition as an ethical duty
• Gloria Gonzalez-Fuster: Law, justice and ethics for pre-emptive security practices
• Niels Elgaard Larsen: The Polippix Project – Tools for Privacy
• Elin Palm: Ethical aspects of information security
• Vincenzo Pavone: The privacy vs. security dilemma in a risk society
• Hana Pechackova: Promoting data protection by Privacy Enhancing Technologies
• Katja Stoppenbrink: "Big brother on my desk"
  Can office surveillance systems be compatible with privacy protection at the workplace? A question of legal clarity and corporate responsibility.

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