TAT & GIFCT E-learning Responding to Crisis Incidents: Who has the right to terrorism-related data?

TAT & GIFCT E-learning Session

Responding to Crisis Incidents: Who has the right to terrorism-related data?

18 October 2023 5pm - 6pm BST

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This webinar will examine the data-sharing frameworks, practices, and restrictions in response to crisis incidents.

Organised by Tech Against Terrorism and Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT).

This e-Learning Webinar is suitable for:

• Tech professionals seeking to understand regulations applicable to tech platforms which may be required to share data
• Government or law enforcement officials interested in understanding the barriers to data sharing for tech platforms, to ensure they uphold user privacy
• Researchers or civil society representatives who would like to learn more about data-sharing best practices for terrorism-related data following crisis incidents.

In this webinar of the 2023 Tech Against Terrorism & GIFCT e-Learning series, we will take an in-depth look into access and barriers to terrorism-related data following crisis incidents involving online data. Together with a panel of experts, we will discuss the frameworks in place for sharing terrorism-related data, the best practices for doing so, and the regulations that compel tech platforms to share data with law enforcement and investigators. We will also discuss the challenges of accessing such data, including the balance between sharing data and upholding privacy, and technical limitations such as end-to-end encrypted content.

This webinar session will finish with a Q&A session that is open to all attendees.

More information about the speakers and the agenda will be shared soon.

If you would like to sign up to this free webinar, please register with your institutionally affiliated email address – note that registration does not guarantee participation, and access to this webinar will be limited. This webinar will be held under Chatham House rules.

About our webinar series

Participants have the opportunity to engage directly with a wide range of experts and explore practical ways to support smaller tech companies in tackling the terrorist use of the internet whilst respecting human rights. Over the course of the webinar series, Tech Against Terrorism and the Global Internet Forum to Counter-Terrorism (GIFCT) will convene some of the industry's leading counter terrorism experts and practitioners, policy researchers, and tech company representatives.

If you have any questions about this or future webinars, or if you would like to collaborate for future sessions, please email contact@techagainstterrorism.org.