https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/healthcare-systems-workshop-tickets-91139258977

looking at issues relating to access in different healthcaresystems, with specific focus on opportunities/challenges with data and digitalhealth.

Registration required: https://socsci.web.ox.ac.uk/event/pint-of-ethics

A Pint of Ethics is a voluntary meet-up at the University Club every second Wednesday of the month. Come along to discuss “ethical instances”, raise queries and get advice. Topics can be submitted anonymously, or raised in discussion. The events will be chaired by an early career researcher, but discussion is intended to crowdsource experiences and expertise to learn from. All discussions will be conducted under the Chatham House rule to protect the privacy of discussants and fieldwork participants.

This seminar aims to highlight why the defensive side of security will always be playing catch up to the offensive side. Through demonstrating real world techniques used both ‘in the wild’ and on client engagements, Ruptura InfoSecurity will highlight how even simple custom tooling can defeat the most up to date defensive technologies.

Bio: Tom is an IT security expert, specialising in offensive security in particular. He holds many industry certifications such as OCSP, OSCE, CREST and has a 1st class degree in Ethical Hacking and Network Security. Tom is the Director of Ruptura InfoSecurity, a company focused on penetration testing and advanced persistent threat (APT) simulation. Tom has worked with both the UK government and major multinational organisations to help improve their security posture. In this seminar, he will discuss why some of these offensive techniques are so successful, whilst highlighting how difficult it is for a defensive capability to detect them.

All welcome

Registration required: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/celebrating-the-inaugural-lecture-of-professor-emiliano-de-cristofaro-from-privacy-to-safety-a-tickets-88494688997

Emiliano will be sharing his personal journey over the past decade, doing large-scale data-driven research in industry and academia as well as providing examples of how we can use a wide range of "PETs" -- i.e., Privacy-Enhancing Technologies -- to support a number of computational scenarios (e.g., in the context of information sharing, analytics, or even genomics) in such a way that privacy of users and security of entities can be formally guaranteed.
The lecture will be followed by a drinks reception in Robert’s Foyer.

Sandwiches are provided. Please book one in advance via andrew.melling@politics.ox.ac.uk

https://talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/c5b0579d-bf10-4ca2-8490-42d96f09b099/

All welcome: sandwiches and drinks from 7pm.

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