SECReT student seminars 2011
- On privacy and integrity
- The role of corporate intelligence in tackling organised criminality
- Hotspot mapping, near repeat analysis, and risk terrain modelling
- Myths, misunderstandings and mistakes of jury research
- How to Hunt a Poacher
- Soils ain't soils
- Crime science and epidemiology: Parallel worlds?
- The DNA field experiment and the Human Trafficking Reporting System (HTRS)
- Evaluating DNA evidence from minuscule, degraded and/or mixed crime stains
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On privacy and integrity
Publication date: Nov 19, 2010 11:02:13 AM
Start:
Jan 19, 2011 10:30:00 AM
End:
Jan 19, 2011 12:00:00 PM
Location: Wilkins Old Refectory, UCL
Speaker: Dr Gus Hosein, LSE Information Systems and Innovation
Audience: SECReT students
Professor Gus Hosein, Deputy Director, Privacy International and visiting professor at LSE gave a tremendously popular presentation on how the notion of ‘privacy’ is being increasingly eroded in our globalised, always-on, Facebook world, and how this impacts on the provision of security.
He led a discussion on how valid ‘big brother’ fears are. SECReT students were drawn into a debate on the validity or otherwise of such instruments as Identity Cards and aggregated ‘super-databases’ with examples from different countries.
