The Future Internet in Germany and Europe

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1 The Future Internet in Germany and Europe David Kennedy Direktor Eurescom GmbH Heidelberg, Deutschland

2 Starting point.. The innovative society and sustainable economy of Europe 2020 will be based on ICT empowered citizens and industries

3 What is the Future Internet?

4 Politische Vorsorge An inclusive approach is necessary to promote an equal opportunities society Being connected will be a basic human/civil right Use of services will be via efficient and simple payment models but new business models are needed Regulation should only be used for market balancing Net Neutrality and fair service should not be confused with effective and efficient resource management or appropriate service management An innovative national and European approach to universal service provision is needed to ensure all citizens get viable connectivity Government services should be using procurement policies to advance innovative services and their use

E-government usage by individuals Percentage of individuals aged 16

5 E-gov in the Public Sector E-government on-line availability Percentage of online availability of 20 basic public services E-government usage by individuals Percentage of individuals aged 16 to 74 using the Internet for interaction with public authorities. (Source: Eurostat)

6 Sicherheits Protect the economy and society through preserving the availability and reliability of the infrastructure Data protection (also in the cloud) The nature of personal information held by others The concept of who owns the data the legal status of the data Ensure the content generators and owners are capable of controlling the access to, and use of, their proprietary content Protect individuals from those who would abuse the system without killing the freedom of the system Address the issues of identity control, traceability and responsibility Design appropriate policing and laws for the online community Don t use security to fix broken business models!!!

The real security problem: The following statistics were compiled in February using data from computers running Kaspersky Lab products: 228,649,852 network attacks

7 The real security problem: The following statistics were compiled in February using data from computers running Kaspersky Lab products: 228,649,852 network attacks blocked; 70,465,949 attempted web-borne infections prevented; 252,187,961 malicious programs detected and neutralized on users computers; 75,748,743 heuristic verdicts registered.

8 Conclusions.(Policy and research) ICT is a key enabler Political context visions, objectives, road maps, Legal synchronization and compatibility of legislation Organizational innovative business processes Semantics common understanding of exchanged information Technical syntax, protocols, interaction, transport, traffic, Anticipate the infrastructure development the explosive growth in applications will explode the demands on the networks way beyond our current concepts and we must be prepared Improved Architectures, information management, location services, Understand the Person in the services Millions of individuals with individual customised services Millions of communicating devices owner authorised? Some of the most challenging innovation will be in the business models Research support should stimulate this

9 Thank you for your attention David Kennedy Direktor Eurescom GmbH Heidelberg, Deutschland

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