Privacy and digital sovereignty · Pillar 5
Your Data. Your Life. Your Rules.
Privacy and digital sovereignty · keynote, closed-door session, or confidential one-to-one
Your health data is one of your most valuable assets and one of the least protected.
Most people in your audience know this and have quietly concluded that it is already too late to do anything about it.
It isn’t. But the answer is not simply a VPN. It is a set of life-design decisions, and very few people have made them deliberately.
The talk in one paragraph
Privacy is often framed as a technical problem, which is precisely why so little changes. Dr. Barbara Bauder treats it as one of the four dimensions of life: What do you want to remain unmeasurable? Which visibility serves you, and which is simply exposure you have accepted without consciously choosing it? For people whose wealth or role makes them more visible, this is not paranoia. It is planning.
The session covers where data actually leaks, which decisions can be made once rather than revisited every week, and how to protect health data specifically in an era of wearables and AI profiling. It is also available as a closed-door session with no recording.
Privacy is not a tech topic
Treat it purely as a technical problem and you get a list of tools, a week of enthusiasm and very little change in actual exposure.
The more useful questions are different: What do you want to remain unmeasurable about your life? Which visibility genuinely serves you professionally, commercially or personally, and which is simply exposure you accepted years ago without consciously deciding to? What can be inferred about your family from data none of you ever provided directly?
For people whose wealth or role makes them a target, these are not anxious questions. They belong in the same category of planning as succession, asset protection or security, yet they are often far less deliberately considered.
The discretion offer
Dr. Barbara Bauder can also be booked confidentially, without the engagement being publicly promoted.
Closed-door sessions. No recording. No public attendee list. NDA available as standard. Confidential one-to-one and family formats are also available for individuals who cannot or do not want to appear on a public programme.
For UHNWIs, family offices and owners with a high level of visibility, discretion is not an additional feature. It is part of the format and consistent with the subject itself.
What happens in the session
Five acts. One shift.
The structure is planned; the delivery is not scripted.
01
Where it actually leaks
Often not where people expect. Four common sources of exposure, ranked by impact and how easily they can be reduced.
02
The inference problem
What can be derived about you and your family from data none of you explicitly provided.
03
Health data specifically
Why it is particularly valuable and sensitive, and what wearables and AI profiling have changed.
04
Decide once
A small set of structural decisions that reduce the need to make the same privacy choices again and again.
05
The visibility question
Which exposure genuinely serves you, and which should remain private by deliberate choice.
Take-aways
What your audience leaves with.
Where your data actually leaks, with four common sources ranked by relevance.
What to decide once so that you do not have to revisit the same questions every week.
How to think about protecting health data in an era of wearables and AI profiling.
A clear position on visibility: what you keep public deliberately and what you choose to keep private.
Built for
UHNWIs and family officesOwners and executives with visibility or security concernsPrivate banking and wealth management client eventsClosed peer groupsPrivacy and policy panels where the life-design perspective adds a different angle
Why Dr. Barbara Bauder
The clinical qualification and the board-level record — in one speaker.
Privacy is one of the four dimensions of her own framework and a core pillar of the Longevity to Go!® series, not a topic added simply because it is currently relevant.
Author on private and sovereign AI; she also runs her own companies with these principles in practice.
Former stock exchange board member and private equity founder, with first-hand experience of the level of exposure this audience can carry.
Confidential one-to-one work is an established part of her practice, not an exception.
MBA, MSc.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a cybersecurity talk?
No. There is no threat-modelling exercise and no technical walkthrough. The focus is on decisions, not configuration.
Can the session be held confidentially?
Yes. Closed-door formats are available with no recording, no public attendee list and an NDA if required.
Is a one-to-one or family format available?
Yes, including for individuals who cannot or do not want to appear on a public programme.
Does Dr. Barbara Bauder work with our security or legal advisers?
Yes. For this audience, combining strategic, legal and security perspectives can often be the most useful setup.
In which languages is the session available?
German and English.
Booking
Confidential inquiry — direct, with no public trace. Standard bookings via the booking page.
You get availability and a topic recommendation within 24 hours. German and English. In person, virtual or confidential.