This document summarizes a privacy summit that discussed the debate between national security and individual privacy regarding encryption. The summit addressed issues like whether strong encryption hinders law enforcement, proposals for mandated backdoors, global encryption laws, potential bans on encryption and their impact on privacy and business. The moderator was Kavitha Gupta and it provided her contact information for any queries.

1. The Encryption Debate
National Security
v.
Individual's Privacy
2nd Annual INBA-IAPP Privacy Summit
Sept. 23, 2016 at Taj Westend, Bangalore
Moderated By:
Kavitha Gupta
Co-chair of IAPP Bangalore Knet

2. Freedom & Fear at war*
Tangible harm that security
proposal would prevent
v.
Intangible harm that an
intrusion on Privacy would
cause
*President George W. Bush address on Terrorism (20.9.2001)

3. Will strong encryption be shown to have
hindered law enforcement during terrorist
attack/criminal event ?

4. Mandate Backdoor
Requesting Companies to assist in unlocking or
decrypting the device
-FBI v. Apple

5. Encryption laws worldwide
Reference: https://prestonbyrne.com/2015/01/13/you-cant-stop-crypto/

6. Encryption Ban?
• Government officials around the world are
proposing bills to have encryption weakened
with the only intention to protect citizens
from criminals and terrorists. Will this draft
bill become the first step in a much larger
attack on encryption and on personal
freedoms as well?

7. INTERNATIONAL CLOUD STORAGE
IMPLICATIONS
• Microsoft Ireland Case: Can a US Warrant
Compel A US Provider to Disclose Data Stored
Abroad?
• The Federal Appeal Court ruled- American
companies don't have to hand over customer
data to U.S. police if it's stored on computers in
another country

8. Impact of Limiting Encryption
• Consumer Privacy compromised
• Business Issues
Would any regulatory burden on limiting
encryption would influence companies to shift
their businesses overseas with more encryption-
friendly policies?

9. Thank you!
For any queries/questions, feel free to contact me –
Kavitha Gupta
Co-chair of IAPP Bangalore
KNET: https://iapp.org/about/person/0011a00000DnPVAAA3
LinkedIn: https://in.linkedin.com/in/kavitha-gupta-1809844
Twitter: https://twitter.com/KavithaGupta2
Blog: http://kgritzy.blogspot.in/
Email id: kgritzy@gmail.com/skype:kgritzy1