Sovereignty and Secure Data Collaboration in the Public Sector | Capgemini Invent & Duality

Public sector organizations often hold the data a mission needs but cannot bring it together across departments, agencies or borders. Nigel Robinson (Capgemini Invent) and Ronen Cohen (Duality Technologies) discuss how privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs) let organizations collaborate without centralizing data: the data stays where it is, under its owner's control, and only the agreed result is shared. Examples discussed include benefits eligibility across agencies, fraud detection across banks and health services, defense collaboration and logistics, and a US-UK pediatric cancer research pilot (NHS England, the National Cancer Institute and DSIT). The published figures for that pilot are in the case study linked below. Speakers Nigel Robinson, Vice President, Capgemini Invent Ronen Cohen, VP of Strategy, Duality Technologies Chapters 00:00 Introductions: Ronen Cohen (Duality) and Nigel Robinson (Capgemini Invent) 01:38 The data deadlock: a parent's view of public services 03:58 What privacy-enhancing technologies do 06:48 Case study: US-UK pediatric cancer research pilot 09:36 Case study: benefits eligibility and immigration data 11:54 Leave the data where it is 12:49 Financial services: spotting fraud across banks 15:07 Health: prescription fraud across processing centers 17:03 Defense: AUKUS and defense logistics 20:24 The business case: can you afford not to use PETs? 23:02 Regulation: from risk-based to prove it to me 24:15 Where to start 29:01 Minimum data, not surveillance by default 30:08 Q&A: proving compliance to auditors and clients 32:18 Q&A: data access vs data sharing agreements 34:44 Q&A: contracts and the technology 36:05 Closing US-UK cancer research pilot (case study): https://dualitytech.com/resource-hub/... Government and defense: https://dualitytech.com/use-cases/gov... What is sovereign AI?: https://dualitytech.com/blog/what-is-... Book a demo: https://dualitytech.com/book-a-demo/?... #PrivacyEnhancingTechnologies #SovereignAI #PublicSector