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Forensic DNA phenotyping: Developing a model privacy impact assessment [PDF]

Forensic Science International: Genetics, 2018
© 2018 Elsevier B.V. Forensic scientists around the world are adopting new technology platforms capable of efficiently analysing a larger proportion of the human genome.
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An Organizational Scheme for Privacy Impact Assessments

2019
The importance of Privacy Ιmpact Αssessment (PIA) has been emphasized by privacy researchers and its conduction is provisioned in legal frameworks, such as the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation. However, it is still a complicated and bewildering task for organizations processing personal data, as available methods and guidelines fail ...
Konstantina Vemou, Maria Karyda 0001
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Should privacy impact assessments be mandatory?

Communications of the ACM, 2011
Privacy impact assessments should be integrated into the overall approach to risk management with other strategic planning instruments. This article considers the issue of whether privacy impact assessments (PIAs) should be mandatory.
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Introduction to Privacy Impact Assessment

2012
If privacy is a cornerstone of democracy,1 then democracy is in trouble. Especially since the advent of the computer, the encroachments on privacy have proliferated. Terrorist attacks in the early 21st century have given governments all the justifications they need to bolster national security by forcing telecom companies to retain telephone records ...
Wright, David, De Hert, Paul
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Privacy and Ethical Impact Assessment

2012
The development and deployment of new information and communications technologies and applications fuelled by the use of personal information may raise not only privacy concerns, but also ethical issues. In this chapter, we propose and describe an ethical impact assessment framework (EIA), which could complement a privacy impact assessment. Indeed, the
David Wright, Emilio Mordini
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Supporting Privacy Impact Assessments Using Problem-Based Privacy Analysis

2016
Privacy-aware software development is gaining more and more importance for nearly all information systems that are developed nowadays. As a tool to force organizations and companies to consider privacy properly during the planning and the execution of their projects, some governments advise to perform privacy impact assessments (PIAs).
Rene Meis, Maritta Heisel
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Privacy Impact Assessments in Canada

2012
Over the last 20 years or so, a range of new policy instruments has entered the “toolbox” of those regulators charged with implementing and enforcing information privacy and data protection policy. During the earlier history of these policies, it was generally assumed that law alone, codifying the information privacy principles and establishing ...
Robin M. Bayley, Colin J. Bennett
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An Impact Assessment Index for the RFID Privacy

Journal of Information Management, 2009
The biggest paradigm of the latest telecommunications is ubiquitous computing. It is a technology basis to realize ubiquitous society that would affect social, economical and cultural industries with positive influence. However, there is a simultaneous concern that the approach to ubiquitous society may violate one`s privacy.
Pil-Koo Han, Byung-Goo Kang
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Making Privacy Impact Assessment More Effective

The Information Society, 2013
Europe's proposed Data Protection Regulation is expected to make data protection impact assessment (DPIA) mandatory, a development that could impact hundreds of thousands of organizations (both governmental and private sector) in Europe, as well as non-European entities offering their wares and services there.
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Analysis of Privacy Impact Assessments within Major jurisdictions

2010 Eighth International Conference on Privacy, Security and Trust, 2010
In this paper we define and analyse the notion of a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA), with reference to various examples that have been carried out in different countries. We compare and contrast such approaches and examine current trends, including the potential role - and limitations - of technology in future assessments.
David Tancock, Siani Pearson, Andrew Charlesworth   +2 more
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