Game Jam – Die Bedrohung der Privatsphäre entdecken

Am 7. und 8. Oktober 2017  findet eine Veranstaltung an der Schnittstelle zwischen Smart City, Privacy und Security statt. Auf dieser entwickeln wir gemeinsam mit Game Designern und Privacy- sowie Security-Experten sogenannte Serious Games, mit denen datengetriebene Unternehmen ihre Mitarbeiter gegen Privacy- bzw. Security-Risiken schulen können. Das außergewöhnliche Format verspricht, die teils komplexe Materie auf intuitiv verständliche und kreative Weise vermitteln zu können. Weitere Informationen in englischer Sprache unten.

GAME JAM – UNVEIL THE PRIVACY THREAT
Implementing privacy and security through serious games
7 to 8 October 2017 | HIIG Berlin

How to build smart cities in a privacy and security-friendly way, when more and more movements and human actions are tracked by means of public wifi and camera systems? How to develop the right infrastructure? In particular, how to sensitise employees handling risky data in businesses, which provide smart applications not only for smart cities but for a lot more technological solutions we are confronted with today? In more general words, how to combine state-of-the-art privacy and security and creative thinking? The Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society is organising a unique 2-days event for game designers and experts in the field of privacy and security.

Schedule

Saturday, 7 October 2017

Sunday, 8 October 2017

Participation

We’re looking forward to your application before 30 September via the form below. Once you’ve been selected as a participant latest on September 30, we will let you know about further details. You will receive detailed info about the program and the premises. Please keep in mind that the selection process is no subject to appeal.

Jury and Awards

Jury members: Michelle Dennedy (CISCO), Meike Kamp (Datenschutzbehörde), Nico Nowarra (Experimental Game), Lies van Roessel (Hans-Bredow-Institut), Thomas Schildhauer (HIIG), Eva Schulz-Kamm (Siemens), Lars Vormann (Gamescom), Jillian York (Electronic Frontier Foundation)

The best game idea will be awarded by an expert jury with an exciting prize – a weekend trip to London for the whole winning team including a visit of The Crystal, the world’s largest museum on the future of (smart) cities – sponsored by Siemens. Furthermore, amongst all participants, we give away two one-year-memberships of Adobe Creative Cloud sponsored by Adobe.

Organisers and Partners

An event within the research project Privacy by design in smart cities organised by Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society financed by Cisco, in collaboration with INNOVATION AND LAW, Booster Space and iRights.Law.

Project lead: Max von Grafenstein max.grafenstein@hiig.de
Organisation: BoosterSpace gamejam@hiig.de
Press: Florian Lüdke press@hiig.de | Press release