Liina Kamm received her PhD in computer science (cryptography) from the University of Tartu in 2015. She is a senior researcher and project lead in Cybernetica AS, an Estonian company that has designed the cryptographic underpinnings for Estonian e-government innovations. She started her professional career designing software for the Estonian Genome Foundation and for cross-border clinical trials. Now, her research focuses on enabling privacy-preserving statistical analysis for social sciences and genomics. She is the chairman of Technical Committee 4 (Information technology) of the Estonian Centre for Standardisation and Accreditation, and represents Estonia in ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 27 Working Groups 2 and 5.
Sessions in which Liina Kamm participates
Monday 12 May, 2025
Compliance with the AI Act relies a great deal on robust risk management. However, small and medium entreprises (SMEs) often do not have a risk management policy in place and it is difficult for them to identify, analyse, assess, and mitigate risks related to AI systems privacy and security. On the other hand, whichever methodology an organisation chooses, the underlying cybersecurity and privacy issues that accompany the use of AI systems remain technically the same. This session will ...