Friday, 9 June 2017 - Vienna
Venue: Austrian Computing Society (OCG) - Wollzeile 1, 1010, Vienna
Presentations
The majority of the presentations can be found on the EDPS YouTube channel.
by Erich Schweighofer, Universität Wien
by José M. del Álamo, U Politécnica de Madrid
by Marie Christine Röhsner, Universität Wien
by Reinhard Mutz, WPIA
'The Krowd Location Privacy via Co-Location: A data minimization use case'
'Sharemind: A Secure Multi- Party Computation (MPC) Platform Implementing Privacy by Design and Privacy by Default'
by Triin Siil, Cybernetica AS
With the support of
- University of Vienna, Centre for Computers and Law of the Department of European, International and Comparative Law
- Credential Project
- ULD
- EDPS
The fourth IPEN Workshop took place in Vienna, Austria, the day after the ENISA Annual Privacy Forum.
The GDPR will become fully applicable less than a year after the workshop, and it will make data protection by design and by default a legal obligation for data controllers. Several presentations will address conceptual issues of privacy engineering:
- Implementing the GDPR rules on Data Protection by Design and by Default Contextual Privacy and Data Sensitivity
- Privacy in Web Standards
- A “European Trust-Enhancing Label”
- Open source libraries implementing data protection by design and by default
Furthermore, there are already practical solutions for some data protection challenges available or emerging. The workshop will discuss practical showcases:
- Anonymised Databases
- The automatic detection of 3rd party services on websites
- Location Privacy via co-location
- Search algorithms on encrypted data
- WPIA: The World Privacy and Identity Association
For questions please read the Data Protection Notice or contact ipen@edps.europa.eu.
For more information about the IPEN check the IPEN homepage, the IPEN Wiki or consider joining the IPEN mailing list.
