Privacy Enhancing Technologies, or PET’s, are a class of Advanced Cryptography that will enable data collaborations without the need to share or expose sensitive data.
We believe that Confidential Collaborative Computing is the next major development that will take place in the growth cycle of decentralised computing services. It will enable organisations to work together to provide services, solutions and advanced analytics that require inputs from a variety of different organisations without the need for those organisations to aggregate, share or expose their organisation’s data. We will explore how confidential data collaborations will become possible using a combination of technologies such as Secure Multiparty Computation, Zero Knowledge Proofs, Homomorphic Encryption and Trusted Execution Environments.
Speaker:
Rob Leslie is the Founder and CEO of Sedicii. Sedicii was founded in 2013 and has won over 20 technology and innovations awards to date including the BBVA Open Innovation “Fintech for Future” Award. BBVA is the oldest and largest Fintech Innovation Program in the world. Sedicii has developed and patented Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs) to help people and businesses build secure data collaborations without compromising confidentiality or privacy. Rob is a World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer for his work on PET’s and has spoken at Davos on cybersecurity, digital identity and other technology issues affecting the world’s economies. Prior to Sedicii, Rob co-founded Kyckr (ASX:KYK) which is now listed on the Australian Stock Exchange and provides organisational identity services for KYC & AML services to banks and other regulated financial institutions across the globe. Previously he spent 20 years in Japan and was part of the original management team in Dell Japan that set Dell on the path to becoming a multi-billion dollar business there. He also was a partner in a Japanese technology start-up that was acquired in the early 2000’s.
Robert Pay has extensive experience in both professional and financial services. His chief interest is building both business and brand for know-how rich businesses. His roles have included being a Marketing Manager for a "Big Four" banking and securities practice, and a seven year stint as the Global Chief Marketing Officer of leading international law firm, Clifford Chance. He was Head of Marketing at the London Stock Exchange where he was responsible for the marketing launch of AIM, the smaller companies' market, on whose Board he served; he developed a successful marketing campaign aimed at attracting foreign issuers to London; and marketing of introduction of order-driven trading. He then ran the European arm of a US-based professional services consulting firm for several years before moving back in-house as Global Marketing Director of BSI Management Systems where he introduced an NPD process, and refocused the global marketing function on new product development. Immediately prior to relocating to the United States he was the Chief Marketing Officer for European law firm Taylor Wessing, where he worked with Z/Yen to create the Global IP Index.
Date
Friday, 30 July 2021
Time
11:00 - 11:45 BST
Cost
Free
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