Executive Director Pam Dixon is presenting an invitation-only webinar to members of the IPPC US Working Group. The webinar, to be held at the monthly meeting, will cover what medical identity theft is, how the crime operates (with new research on this), where the crime operates (also with new research), and discussion of potential solutions

WPF is participating in a data ethics multi-stakeholder meeting as part of the Comprehensive Assessment Oversight Dialog: Canadian Data Review Boards Project (Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, Project II). The purpose of the multi-stakeholder meeting is to discuss lessons from research ethics boards in Canada and to obtain an understanding of the Ethical Data

WPF will be participating at the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Issue areas this year include digital health, AI/machine learning, biometrics, and digital payments. CES 2018: January 7-11, 2018 Las Vegas Convention Center, Sands Convention Center WPF participation: Digital Health Summit Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Biometrics (Including High Tech Retailing Summit) Blockchain and Digital Wallets

WPF’s ED Pam Dixon will be presenting new research on medical identity theft and on biometrics at the FTC’s Informational Harms Workshop, to be held in Washington DC December 12, 2017. Dixon will be presenting on Panel I, Injuries 101. More about the event: The event begins Dec. 12, 2017 at 9:15 am at the

WPF’s Pam Dixon is presenting a keynote speech to the Consumer Action National Conference. The speech, entitled Modern Privacy and the Digital Ecosystem, will cover a wide range of topics, including top-line topics in privacy, key areas to work on going forward, and privacy myths and realities. The Consumer Action event is being held in