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The Future of Data Privacy Technology - hosted by Google Cloud + Oasis Labs (Free)

  • Google Launchpad at Galvanize 543 Howard St San Francisco USA (map)

Bay Area Entrepreneurs,

The Google Cloud for Startups Program and Oasis Labs are excited to invite you to an intimate conversation on the Future of Data Privacy Technology.

Join Noah Johnson, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer of Oasis Labs for a discussion about the promise of “big data”, present day privacy challenges, and how new technologies can empower data-driven applications and unlock fundamentally new use-cases.

Light food and drinks will be served. Please bring a valid ID.

If you have any questions, please email us at GC4S-PgM-West@google.com.

About Noah Johnson:

Noah is CPO and co-founder of Oasis Labs with expertise in program analysis, security policy enforcement, and privacy-preserving techniques. Noah recently developed the first practical system to provide differential privacy for general statistical queries. This work was featured in Wired and Gizmodo, and is in use today by Uber. Noah obtained his PhD in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from UC Berkeley and received several awards as a graduate student including the Signature Innovation Fellowship, Sevin Rosen Award for Innovation, and Tony Leong Lim Pre-Doctoral Award. Previously Noah co-led a team of students in the development of DroidBlaze, a platform for automated security analysis and policy enforcement for mobile applications. Noah and advisor Dawn Song commercialized the DroidBlaze platform by founding Ensighta Security, which was acquired by FireEye in 2012.

About Oasis Labs:

Backed by top investors including a16z Crypto, Accel and many others, Oasis Labs is building a privacy-first cloud computing platform on blockchain. It aims to help users regain control of their data and enable privacy-preserving collaborative machine learning to foster company innovation. Oasis Labs is recently recognized as one of the 10 startups to watch in Silicon Valley.