Privacy and Security by Design
Privacy and Security by Design
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隐私和安全设计
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
4.5
通讯作者:
S. Mohanty
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作者:
Ibrahim J. Gedeon;Pamela Snively;Carey Frey;W. Almuhtadi;S. Mohanty
Privacy by Design (PbD) was developed to address the need to treat privacy concerns as design requirements when developing technology, rather than trying to retrofit privacy controls after technology is built. Dr. Ann Cavoukian developed the Privacy by Design framework in 1995 which achieved international acceptance when the 2010 International Conference of Data Protection Authorities and Privacy Commissioners unanimously passed a resolution recognizing Privacy by Design as an essential component of fundamental privacy protection. Further, in May 2018, the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) enshrined Privacy by Design into legislation. So successful has this concept been that it has now extended to security, with Security by Design (SbD, aka Secure by Design) principles now firmly entrenched as a best practice. As a society, we have never before created as much data as we do today. We have never had as many technological opportunities to leverage that data. As a society, we have the opportunity to use data to improve business, social and health outcomes, and to help organizations and individuals connect in more profound ways than were ever before possible. However, there are significant risks to the collection and use of such vast amounts of data. Consumers are increasingly concerned about their privacy and security as they engage with increasingly “smart” devices. If we are not able to demonstrate to consumers that they can confidently share their data in the digital ecosystem, these opportunities will be lost. We are at a tipping point, where consumer trust is dependent on how we develop products or processes that ensure that consumer privacy is protected. One way to earn, build and maintain such consumer trust is through embracing sound principles such as Privacy and Security by Design.