Privacy and Security in the U.S.: The Times They Are a-Changin’ - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

No matter how you feel about Edward Snowden, we could probably all agree that he played a significant role in bringing the privacy and security discussion to the Town Square. His actions have triggered a lot of discussions—within the U.S. government and outside, most notably with the tech industry and its citizens. But has anything changed? And how are things changing now that the United States is under a new administration? Join Tamara Dull in this webcast as she highlights key events since Snowden’s revelations, where we’re at today, and what’s on the horizon as we move forward with the Trump administration. About the Presenter: Tamara Dull is the Director of Emerging Technologies for SAS Best Practices, a thought leadership team at SAS Institute. Through key industry engagements, and provocative articles and publications, she delivers a pragmatic perspective on big data, the Internet of Things, open source, privacy, and cybersecurity. Tamara began her high-tech journey long before the internet was born, and has held both technical and management positions for multiple technology vendors and consultancies, and a non-profit. She is listed in the IoT Institute's "25 Most Influential Women in IoT," as well as the "Big Data 2016: Top 100 Influencers and Brands" and "Top 100 Big Data Experts to Follow in 2016" lists.