2018-05-09 Defend yourself in this digital world. No one else will do it for you. | Arjen Kamphuis | TEDxDelft (Disappeared Sept, 2018). Associated with Assange.) #FindArjen

Defend yourself in this digital world. No one else will do it for you. | Arjen Kamphuis | TEDxDelft

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Arjen Kamphuis is “associated” with Julian Assange.

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May  09   (This posting,  a TEDx Talk, 9.5 minutes, “Arjen Kamphuis”  in his own words.)

Sept 03     Julian Assange’s associate cyber security expert mysteriously missing in Norway

Sept 07     A Security Expert Tied to WikiLeaks Vanishes, and the Internet Is Abuzz, New York Times

Sept 12     Belongings of missing associate of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange are found in the sea off of Norway

Arjen Kamphuis is a Digital Self Defence professional. Every day he helps people keep their secrets safe in the digital world. He has seen firsthand how government funded spying, hacking and security programs fall into the wrong hands and cause more harm than good. He argues that it is time we all start keeping ourselves safe by taking responsibility for our own digital defenses and letting go of the idea that we’re just not smart enough to adapt. Arjen Kamphuis studied Science at the University of Utrecht and worked for IBM and Twynstra Gudde as IT architect, trainer and IT strategy advisor. He is a certified IT auditor and Information Technology expert (CISA, CISM). Since 2002, Arjen works for himself and helps managers, leaders and organizations realize the consequences of technological innovations. He is also involved in the national IT policy with regards to open standards and open source in the public domain. Although Information Technology takes up most of his time, Arjen likes to also be involved in scenario planning and exploring future strategies. He researches together with his clients the possible social, economic and geo-political consequences relevant to science and technology. Arjen’s talk will be about the following: IT espionage costing our independence, our security and prosperity. We can create our own IT systems that are independent and secure. We just need to decide to commit our resources to making them. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx