Privacy Tech-Know Blog: Unlocking the secrets of quantum computing and the future of encryption
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Privacy Tech-Know blog: Computing while blindfolded – Lifting the veil on homomorphic encryption
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Privacy Tech-Know blog: When worlds collide – The possibilities and limits of algorithmic fairness (Part 2)
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Privacy Tech-Know blog: When worlds collide – The possibilities and limits of algorithmic fairness (Part 1)
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Privacy Tech-Know blog: When what is old is new again – The reality of synthetic data
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Privacy Tech-Know blog: Privacy Enhancing Technologies for Businesses
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Privacy Tech-Know blog: Videoconferencing – Maintain your physical distance, but keep your personal information close
As Canadians continue to adapt to social distancing, many of us have turned to videoconferencing services to help keep in touch with loved ones, connect with our colleagues, maintain our fitness routines, host social events, and complete our educational activities.
Read morePrivacy Tech-Know blog: Thinking like a machine – The basics of artificial intelligence
Humans have long been captivated by the idea of machines that mimic natural life. Examples of automata – mechanical devices that move as if by their own power – date back centuries, through the middle ages and into Ancient Greece. Of course, any semblance of “intelligence” in these machines was an illusion; they were designed by their creators to do specific tasks and move in particular ways, though at times these could be quite elaborate.
Read morePrivacy Tech-Know Blog: Secret Agent 102 – Public-Key Cryptography
In a previous blog post we introduced the topic of cryptography, which is a key tool for keeping information secure and private. We used the example of a relatively simple symmetric encryption scheme where the encryption and decryption keys are the same.
Read morePrivacy Tech-Know Blog: Secret Agent 101— Basics of Cryptography
Individuals and organizations have long had a need to protect secrets from prying eyes. One way in which we protect those secrets is through the use of cryptography, from the Greek kryptós, meaning "hidden” or “secret" and graphein, meaning "writing". Early forms of cryptography were used by the ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans.
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