Cybersecurity experts, protocol developers, privacy advocates, policymakers, and implementers focused on email encryption and standards
Join
the Internet Society Switzerland Chapter (ISOC-CH) for a relaxed Happy
Hour dedicated to exploring the forefront of email encryption
technologies. In an era where digital privacy is paramount, this event
brings together experts to discuss why encryption matters and the
innovative standards shaping secure communication. Tailored for
cybersecurity professionals, protocol developers, and privacy advocates,
this event features expert talks on RFC 9788 and the challenges of secure email
communication. Network with peers, exchange technical insights, and enjoy food and drinks in a relaxed setting.
This intimate gathering offers an opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals, share ideas, and contribute to ISOC-CH's mission of promoting a secure, trustworthy and open internet.
Encryption of our Email Communication: Motivations and Challenges
by Hernani Marques
Hernani Marques will outline the key motivations for encrypting email in today's interconnected world, from protecting sensitive data against cyber threats to complying with privacy regulations. He will also touch upon common challenges, such as usability issues, interoperability, and adoption barriers, providing practical takeaways for implementing encryption effectively.
Header Protection for Cryptographically Protected Email (RFC 9788, recently published)
by Bernie Hoeneisen
In this talk, Bernie Hoeneisen will present RFC 9788, a new standard for safeguarding email headers in cryptographically protected messages. This update to S/MIME (and applicable to PGP) addresses vulnerabilities where headers like subject lines and sender info were previously exposed, enhancing overall email security and privacy. Learn about its implications for real-world applications and future developments.
Spaces are limited—register by [October 27] to secure your spot.
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