Protection of private data security has always been a vital subject throughout history. Related laws, policies and technologies evolved as time progressed. In recent decades, which witnessed revolutionary development in information technology, greater importance has been attached to the protection of cybersecurity and information security. Especially in the financial arena, private data protection has become one of today’s core issues. This session will explain the concept of private data and the influence of previous incidents, focus on regulatory and technological measures for private protection in Europe and Americas, as well as in China, and ultimately make proposals to address the challenges of private protection.

This session provides an analysis on the latest trends of IoT and the experiences of Chinese and foreign MNOs in the development of IoT in the pursuit of a differentiation breakthrough. China Telecom's major moves towards IoT will also be covered.

eSIM has gained increasing attention in recent years, especially from the IoT and consumer electronics industries in the Chinese market. The attitude of the entire industry chain transformed from one of wait-and-see at the beginning to practical trial and application. This session will focus on eSIM technology, its standardization process in China and worldwide, application scenarios and the actual situation, and discuss the latest developments in potential testing techniques.

The spread of fingerprint payments have made TEE a standard part of smart phones, but phone manufacturers, TEE providers and payment service providers still do not have a clear conception of TEE's business model. TEE is a basic security technology, but business modeling only from the technical perspective obviously cannot meet the expectations of the industry chain. The key value of TEE lies in that as a security infrastructure, it can provide security services for almost all kinds of mobile Internet applications. Therefore, finding a solution to the question of how to allow more mobile Internet applications use TEE is a major task for us, with security management as its core issue. Only when TEE can manage security well, will it drive more mobile Apps to use TEE on mobile terminals. TEE ensures the security and independence of mobile Apps by enabling Apps to run in an isolated environment, leading to controllable action and trusted results.

This presentation will cover three parts: Part I, a brief introduction of eSIM, including its origination, current specifications and technical system; Part II, market analysis on eSIM, which will have diversified markets provided by mobile communications services, as well as the outlook of eSIM applications targeting these markets; Part III, the problems of eSIM that might occur in business operations, segmentation of the industry, game strategy scenarios for the industry, regulations and polices. Concerted efforts throughout the industry are needed to address all these challenges.