Katharine Jarmul
Privacy/Security Expert at Probably Private & O'Reilly Author
Katharine Jarmul
Privacy/Security Expert at Probably Private & O'Reilly Author
Katharine Jarmul is a privacy activist and an internationally recognized data scientist and lecturer who focuses her work and research on privacy and security in data science and machine learning. You can follow her work via her newsletter, Probably Private or in her recently published book, Practical Data Privacy (O'Reilly 2023) now also available in German and Polish.
She is a passionate and internationally recognized data scientist, programmer, lecturer and writer.
A few of Katharine's books:
Upcoming conference sessions featuring Katharine Jarmul
Spying on your Agent: Security and Privacy Observability
Do you really trust your agent? Are you sure?
In this talk, we'll dive into privacy and security concepts and tooling for agents and how to think through implementing observability as one strategy for managing agentic workflows. We'll look at how OpenTelemetry, guardrails and ebpf could all play roles in your observability stack and cover emerging research and approaches in bringing better security via visibility and actionable policies.
Get conference pass
Content featuring Katharine Jarmul
Computers are Stupid: Protecting "AI" from Itself
Practical Data Privacy
Encrypted Computation: What if Decryption Wasn’t Needed?
Hacking AI Systems: How to (Still) Trick Artificial Intelligence
Practical Data Privacy: Enhancing Privacy and Security in Data
Past masterclasses featuring Katharine Jarmul
Building Secure AI Systems | YOW! Melbourne 2025
Browse all experts
Here