2026-07-10 –, Solidarity Station
We will give a brief background of our work and guiding methodology, share highlights from our recent white paper “Privacy-First Archiving: Implementing Secure, Decentralized Storage to Protect Mobile Media” mapping the development of our novel p2p DWeb backend, and give an overview of how our flagship mobile archiving app Save leverages decentralization to help safeguard people and their evidence from censorship, surveillance, and data loss by enabling them to securely archive, verify, encrypt their media and send it to Nextcloud, the Internet Archive, and our DWeb backend.
We will also share how our human rights-centered research and development methodology helps to ensure the free open source tools and resources we create with and for front-line communities are responsive enough to meet their evolving needs to provide meaningful resiliency in their given contexts.
Rose Regina is the Digital Security Manager at OpenArchive.
For over a decade, she has trained lawyers, open source developers, journalists and human rights defenders in operational security and digital threat mitigation. She has worked with leading FOSS organizations, including the Software Freedom Law Center, Mozilla and Tactical Tech.
Based in Berlin, she consults on security architecture, threat modeling and strategic analysis.