Sunny Kang, Sr. Privacy Counsel and Head of Policy at Inpher, published in Just Security
-Don’t Blame Privacy for Big Tech’s Monopoly on Information As the prospect of antitrust charges against Big Tech looms larger, regulators should champion both competition and privacy as intricately connected values in the marketplace of information. In a column published on Just Security this month, Inpher’s Senior Privacy Counsel and Head of Policy, Sunny Seon…
A Call to Action: The Regulator’s Role in Supporting Privacy-Enhancing Technologies for Data-Driven Financial Crime Investigations
-Combating financial crimes and protecting privacy are equally critical goals in modern society. Financial crimes, when left undetected, can legitimize illegal profiting from systems of injustice on a global scale. Disregard for privacy can undermine an individual’s freedom to control how their personal information is used and disseminated. Risky data practices can further expose people to…
Cofounder & CTO Dr. Dimitar Jetchev Featured on the Frontpage of Forbes Bulgaria
-SOFIA, BULGARIA – Inpher Cofounder & CTO Dr. Dimitar Jetchev was recently featured on the frontpage of Forbes Bulgaria. Dimitar spoke about his recent COVID campaign for medical supplies to hospitals in Bulgaria, his upbringing, and the Secret Computing work he pioneers at Inpher. In…
Inpher’s Privacy-Preserving Cross-Border Analytics Case Study Published in Global FFIS Report
-LONDON, UK — As part of the technology working group on ‘The Role of Privacy Preserving Data Analytics in the Detection and Prevention of Financial Crime,’ Inpher is delighted to announce the publication of Future of Financial Intelligence Sharing (FFIS)’s white paper on the innovation of cryptographic privacy-preserving techniques in financial services. The FFIS publication, ‘Case…
