The wide spread use of modern encryption technology raises alarm bells in law enforcement circles and national security institutions. National attitudes and more importantly legislation and legal regimes on the subject vary widely. Various bodies, such as UNCITRAL, ICC, WIPO, OECD and the American Bar Association, are all putting forward proposals for a unified global encryption policy. A panel of four distinguished legal experts explores examines the directions, tensions and conflicts between various national encryption policies. Richard Horning, Moderator, Tomlinson Zisko Morosoli & Maser LLP David Schollenberger, Osborne Clarke Daniel P. Kahn, Kahn & Associes Wilson Wong, Allen & Gledhill cfp conference Main Menu