Trust Circle - Privacy & Digital Sovereignty

This event is a curated discussion and networking platform dedicated to privacy and digital sovereignty. It brings together professionals from technology, finance, academia, and public policy to discuss the future of privacy and digital infrastructure. This edition is co-organized with the UZH Blockchain Center, offering a space for in-depth conversations.

What to expect

• Engaging discussions on critical topics in privacy and digital sovereignty
• Opportunities for direct conversations with founders, researchers, investors, policymakers, and enterprise leaders
• Insights into advanced security measures and privacy-enhancing technologies

Agenda

1. Post-quantum security and cryptographic resilience Exploring advanced security measures 2. Privacy-preserving infrastructure and zero-knowledge technologies Discussing methods to protect data 3. Digital identity and self-sovereign identity Examining user control over digital identities 4. AI systems and confidential computing Understanding secure AI applications 5. Data governance and ownership Addressing control and rights over data 6. Privacy-enhancing technologies for enterprises Solutions for business privacy 7. National digital infrastructure and sovereignty Discussing national control over digital systems 8. Digital trust, transparency, and misinformation Building trust in digital environments 9. The convergence of Web3, AI, and secure digital ecosystems Exploring future technological integrations

Who should attend

This event is ideal for founders, builders, researchers, academics, enterprise and infrastructure leaders, policymakers, regulators, investors, ecosystem partners, and privacy and digital rights professionals. The goal is to encourage dialogue across various disciplines.

About the host

Trust Circle is a curated networking and discussion platform designed to foster meaningful exchange. It aims to build long-term relationships within a private and exclusive setting.