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Experts in Technology and Policy (ETAP) Forum on Internet Governance, Cybersecurity and Privacy
The IEEE Experts in Technology and Policy (ETAP) Forum on Internet Governance, Cybersecurity and Privacy is a unique platform connecting technology developers and policy makers in a meaningful way.
The global industry needs sound Internet policy because it helps fuel Internet innovation, sustainability and market growth. ETAP is a forum for:
- Technology developers seeking a better understanding of the Internet public policy landscape, to help drive proactive technology design.
- Policy experts seeking reliable technical guidance to make informed Internet public-policy decisions.
ETAP is a project of the IEEE Internet Initiative, which brings technologists into Internet public-policy discussions, boosting their awareness of issues and processes and increasing their influence. IEEE is uniquely suited as a neutral, credible forum that can help ensure trustworthy technology solutions and best practices in Internet policymaking.
Introductions: Experts in Technology and Policy (ETAP) Forum on Internet Governance, Cybersecurity and Privacy - February 2016
Moderator Oleg Logvinov explains how the IEEE Internet Initiative fosters local conversations on a global stage. Attendees introduce themselves and related work. Presented at the ETAP Forum on Internet Governance, Cyber Security and Privacy, Feb. 2016.
Designing Privacy Into Internet Protocols - Juan Carlos Zuniga keynote
What does the future of IoT privacy look like for users? Juan Carlos Zuniga addresses the scope of work for privacy of information and the Internet of Things. Presented at the ETAP Forum on Internet Governance, Cyber Security and Privacy, 2016.
Achieving a Secure and Resilient Cyber Ecosystem - Homeland Security's Tom Ruoff
What can we do to alleviate Cybersecurity challenges? Tom Ruoff speaks on behalf of Homeland Security about the issues and threats facing online communications. Presented at the ETAP Forum on Internet Governance, Cyber Security and Privacy, 2016.
Overview of Issues Highlighted at End to End Trust and Security for the Internet of Things Workshop - ETAP Forum, February 2016
What were the top issues discussed at the IEEE ETAP workshops? Panelists Florence Hudson, Mark Cather, Bob Martin, Susan Hyon Parker and Richard Bennett recap each breakout session. Presented at the ETAP Forum in Washington, D.C., 2016.
Privacy, security, and innovation challenges in different aspects of IoT - Panel from ETAP Forum, February 2016
What does the future of IoT look like? Oleg Logvinov moderates this panel on privacy, security and innovation challenges in different aspects of IoT: Transportation, health and more. Presented at the ETAP Forum in Washington, D.C., 2016.
Clinton Andrews leads the ETAP Forum Vote on the Top Four IoT Issues
From Autonomy to Localization, Clinton Andrews of Rutgers University leads the 2016 ETAP participants to a vote on what they consider to be the most pressing issues facing the IoT landscape. Presented at the ETAP Forum in Washington, D.C., 2016.
Jared Bielby on the ETAP Forum: A Review and Comparison
How did ETAP begin and why? Jared Bielby from the International Center for Information Ethics shares the history ETAP alongside the development of the Internet Initiative (3I). Presented at the ETAP Forum in Washington, D.C., 2016.
Brainstorming Key Issues for Breakout Sessions: ETAP Forum, February 2016
What topics will be discussed at the ETAP Breakout Sessions? Clinton Andrews launches the room into a brainstorming workshop to determine the most important topics facing IoT. Presented at the ETAP Forum in Washington, D.C., 2016.
Reports from Breakout Sessions: ETAP Forum, February 2016
After the top four issues were voted on and their breakout sessions completed, each group shares a summary of their discussion. First, the room reviews the elements the levers that impact policy. Presented at the ETAP Forum in Washington, D.C., 2016.
