By David Hoffman, Intel’s director of security policy and global privacy officer Intel is pleased that the U.S. Department of Commerce today, with the release of its “green paper”has made a valuable contribution to the discussion about how best to … Read more
By David Hoffman, Intel’s director of security policy and global privacy officer Today, the Federal Trade Commission released its long-awaited reporton its review of U.S. federal privacy policy and regulation. Intel applauds the FTC for its leadership on privacy issues … Read more
By Greg Slater, director of trade and competition policy at Intel Corporation I had the opportunity today to testify before the Senate trade subcommittee on international trade issues involving the digital economy. My testimony noted Intel’s goal of creating a … Read more
By David Hoffman, Intel’s director of security policy and global privacy officer At the International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners, I had the opportunity to moderate a panel entitled “A Smart New World? Internet of Things.” We refer … Read more
By Brian Huseman, senior policy counsel for Intel Intel has a strong presence at “Privacy Week,” taking place in Jerusalem, Israel this week in conjunction with the OECD conference on the 30th anniversary of the OECD Privacy Guidelines and the … Read more
If , while reading this blog, you have a medical emergency, please stop reading and dial 911 or go to a nearby emergency room. Because sometimes you just need help from a doctor or other medical professional. But what about … Read more
By Carlos Contreras, Intel’s U.S. Education Director Somewhere I heard a good portrayal of our US Education System — if a student from 1910 was able to time travel to today’s classroom. It would be one of the few places … Read more
By David Hoffman, Intel’s director of security policy and global privacy officer Intel deeply cares about protecting privacy. We see computing moving in a direction where an individual’s applications and data will move as that person moves through his or … Read more
Another day, another flyer arrives for a seminar on “mHealth.” One that showed up in my mailbox this week is typical: high-gloss images of mobile phones and heart signals, celebratory claims about how all of this will “revolutionize” healthcare, and … Read more
I had the opportunity this week to attend the Technology Policy Institute’s 2010 Aspen Forum, which brought together policymakers and thought leaders to discuss the top technology policy issues facing our country. Intel’s CEO, Paul Otellini, had the opportunity to deliver … Read more
