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PIDS Perspectives

In the event series "PIDS Perspectives“, current topics in the field of IT security are presented and discussed on an irregular basis. Based on an interdisciplinary approach, every topic is examined from different scientific perspectives.

Current Events

7th Digital Security Roundtable - 25.03.2025 16:00-19:00 Uhr

We invite you to the next exchange on the topic of digital security at the University of Passau. These events serve the continuous exchange between researchers and users - also among each other - in the field of IT security in the Passau area.

Our focus for the 7th roundtable is “Which law applies in my cloud?”.

We look forward to a stimulating discussion with you and our speakers Dr. Henrich C. Pöhls and RA Frank Ingenrieth.

When?
25.03.2025, 16:00-19:00 Uhr

Where?
University of Passau – Room ITZ 017 – Innstraße 43, 94032 Passau (Parking in building)

Agenda:

16:00 Opening of the event and introduction of participants
16:15 RA Frank Ingenrieth LL.M. (https://ingenrieth-online.de)
Topic: "Legal aspects from the borderline of cloud practice/law,
e.g. applicable law, territoriality and sovereignty"

16:45 Dr. Henrich C. Pöhls (https://uni-passau.de/itsec-zentrum)
Topic: "A brief history of the path to usable and standardised cryptography
for technically enforceable sovereignty and IT security in the cloud"

17:15 Questions and joint discussion among the participants
17:45 Time for individual discussions and break
with finger food and chilled drinks in the foyer
19:00 End

Information at roundtable.digsec.de

For further questions please contact:

IT Security Center
itsec-zentrum@uni-passau.de
0851/509-1337

Past Events

Please follow the links for details on past events of the PIDS Perspectives series:

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