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Privacy-Invading Technologies and Privacy by Design
, 2014Demetrius Klitou
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Conceptual Model of Privacy by Design
Journal of Computer Information Systems, 2021The use of the internet and related smart devices encourages mass processing of an individual`s personal data, which commonly leads to a reduction in privacy.
Matjaz Drev, Bostjan Delak
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Proceedings of the 2025 ACM SIGSAC Conference on Computer and Communications Security
Privacy by design requires integrating data protection into systems from the outset, during their design, rather than building it in later. Related legislation does not specify how to achieve this and mainstream languages and frameworks lack support for privacy by design.
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Privacy by design requires integrating data protection into systems from the outset, during their design, rather than building it in later. Related legislation does not specify how to achieve this and mainstream languages and frameworks lack support for privacy by design.
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DataUnions - A Privacy-by-DECENTRAL-design
Journal of AI, Robotics & Workplace Automation, 2022Privacy by design suggests seven principles to embed privacy into systems, but AI and data practice shows a “privacy paradox” in the behaviour of users. The ever-evolving AI capabilities outpace privacy policies and people require more insight into the possible use of their data to make informed consent decisions.
Robin Lehmann, Mark Siebert
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Science, 2007
New technologies are being developed to protect the privacy of individuals in today's information society.
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New technologies are being developed to protect the privacy of individuals in today's information society.
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Privacy-by-design in ITS applications
2011 IEEE International Symposium on a World of Wireless, Mobile and Multimedia Networks, 2011This paper analyses how ITS applications may embrace a privacy-by-design approach. We take a holistic viewpoint based on three founding principles: data minimization, enforcement and transparency. The impact on architecture and technology is presented. Three challenges for ITS deployment are further discussed: the intrinsic instability of the resulting
Kung A., Freytag J.-C., Kargl F.
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Cloud Security and Privacy by Design
2015In current cloud paradigms and models, security and privacy are typically treated as add-ons and are not adequately integrated as functions of the cloud systems. The EU Project Prismacloud (Horizon 2020 programme; duration 2/2015–7/2018) sets out to address this challenge and yields a portfolio of novel technologies to build security enabled cloud ...
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Security and Privacy by Declarative Design
2013 IEEE 26th Computer Security Foundations Symposium, 2013The privacy of users has rapidly become one of the most pervasive and stringent requirements in distributed computing. Designing and implementing privacy-preserving distributed systems, however, is challenging since these systems also have to fulfill seemingly conflicting security properties and system requirements: e.g., authorization and ...
Matteo Maffei +2 more
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The state and evolution of privacy by design
Proceedings of the 2012 ACM conference on Computer and communications security, 2012"Privacy by design" (PbD) represents a distinct philosophical movement and a shift away from the dominant legal-oriented approach to privacy and toward an approach that is more proactive, technical, and embedded. However, it suffers from the general absence of organized systematic techniques for carrying it out.
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