Announcing The Inaugural DC Privacy Summit: Where Privacy Innovation and Policy Converge

In this excerpt of the 'PGP for Crypto Podcast,' Paul Brigner, Head of Coinbase Institute, alongside Mike Orcutt, Michael Reilly, and Lucy Harley-McKeown from Project Glitch, discuss the upcoming DC Privacy Summit on October 24. This all-day event, organized by Coinbase Institute and Project Glitch, will focus on privacy technology and zero-knowledge cryptography, featuring prominent privacy experts and policymakers.

For more details, visit Project Glitch (https://projectglitch.xyz) and the DC Privacy Summit Website (https://www.dcprivacysummit.org).

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction to the DC Privacy Summit
00:42 The Vision Behind the Event
01:19 Exploring Zero Knowledge Cryptography
02:30 The Importance of In-Person Conversations
03:04 Diverse Viewpoints and Constructive Dialogue
04:27 Meet the All-Star Lineup of Speakers
05:29 Key Topics and Discussions
07:28 Making Complex Technology Understandable
08:10 Conclusion and Future Prospects
08:28 How to Register for the Event

The Special Meaning of PGP:
The “PGP” reference is in homage to Pretty Good Privacy encryption and is carried over from Electric Coin Co.’s longstanding Pretty Good Pancakes breakfasts held in conjunction with industry events. As the first freely distributed, high quality public-key cryptography system, PGP was a widely used tool among cypherpunks for privacy protection and has had a major influence on the development of cryptocurrencies. PGP is still used today, especially in the cyber threat intelligence community.

DISCLAIMER
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