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On January 20, 2021, Encryption Europe invites experts from the European Bank of Investments, Raiffeisen, and pEp Security to discuss encryption adoption in the financial sector.

The Internet Society invites you to attend a Webinar on the Future of Encryption in the EU on 19th November 2020 from 14:30 to 16:20 (CET)

A panel discussion in the frame of the Luxembourg Internet Days on Wednesday, November 18, 2020, 11:00 AM to 11:45 AM

We have co-signed the Open Letter by European Digital Rights to the European Commission on defending privacy while preventing criminal acts!

The industrial alliance Encryption Europe welcomes its members and partners for the first annual meeting on October 23 at the Cybersecurity Week Luxembourg 2020!

One of the 3 objectives of Encryption Europe is to engage in a dialogue with authorities confronted with the need for decrypting communications and devices so that encryption is not perceived as a threat to but as an element of security.

Encryption Europe invites members, partners, and experts to this online round table

The Encryption Europe Small and Medium Business Alliance is pleased to join the Global Encryption Coalition, adding a voice of European encryption small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to the initiative.

Encryption Europe (encryptioneurope.eu) keeps growing and welcomes a new member, the French company NTX Research (ntx-research.com) based in Paris. This latest edition becomes the 8th member of the industrial alliance.

The alliance will moderate a panel at 3:45 pm on the following topic: is encryption the CISO’s friend or foe?

In her book Listening In: Cybersecurity in an Insecure Age, Susan Landau, a former distinguished engineer at Sun Microsystems and now a professor at Tufts University, analysed in 2018 that the debate around encryption has shifted from “privacy vs. security” to “security (of the users) vs. security (of the governments)”.

or the first time at it-sa 2019, tetraguard systems GmbH new member of Encryption Europe will promote the goals of our industry association of European companies. One of the most important concerns of the alliance is to ensure that encryption solutions are simple, useful and stable for all users and that they do so without any backdoor.

Encryption technologies are an essential element of digital trust. Whether in a personal or professional context, in the private sector or in the public sector, encryption ensures that information exchanges are only accessible to authorized persons.