Leslie Harris speaks on panel “Reconciling Freedom and Security in Cyberspace” at the Stockholm Internet Forum

(Before It's News)

The interaction between individuals, businesses, organisations and states in cyberspace is, and will remain, one of the most important international policy issues of our time. Much of the international tension and discord on these issues essentially boils down to the fundamental concepts of freedom and security.

The boundless and complex character of cyberspace puts many of our established concepts of freedom and security into a new perspective. What is security? What is freedom? Security for whom and against what? Freedom for whom and to what? How do we ensure that both security and freedom are upheld? Do the transnational character of cyberspace and the inherent technical structure of the internet change the rules of the game?

• Jim Dempsey speaks on a panel about cyber-security at the PLI Privacy and Security Law Institute in San Francisco
• Lobbyists at Work Book Party and Discussion
• Leslie Harris speaks on panel “Who Wants to Control the Internet, and How?” at the AAAS Forum on Science & Technology Policy
• Watch “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” Live on the Beach at Off Key Tikki
• School-Business Partnerships of Long Island, Inc. Joins The Minstrel Players in the “Community Give Back” Program
• Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center, Inc. Presents 2nd Annual Westhampton Beach Walk for Alzheimer’s & Fall Festival
• Greg Nojeim speaks on oversight and transparency of NSA Surveillance at a Congressional Internet Caucus panel
• Greg Nojeim speaks on ECPA reform at the Cloud Computing, West 2013 conference
• Greg Nojeim speaks at a policy forum co-sponsored by the Bipartisan Policy Center and Intel Corp. on protecting privacy when Big Data is used for…
• Fundraiser to Benefit Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck Honors Memory of School Administrator Dedicated to Helping Special-Needs Children