Anonymization, Pseudonymization and Data Subject Rights in Light of GDPR and the European Data Strategy
The current European data strategy foresees a novel ecosystem of data sharing and data trading among public and private sector organizations in the EU member states. The focus is on enabling and fostering data sharing among the stakeholders, while maintaining compliance with GDPR and other data protection legislation. In this respect, data anonymization and pseudonymization techniques will likely become critical elements in data sharing strategies. In this talk, I will present the work done at the European Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) on these topics, and I will showcase the specific challenges around anonymization, pseudonymization, and data subject rights in the context of European data spaces.
Datum och tid: Torsdagen den 16 mars kl 16:00-17:00
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About the speaker:
Meiko Jensen is a Senior Lecturer at Karlstad University and Rapporteur on Data Subjects Rights in the AHWG on Data Protection Engineering at ENISA, the European Cybersecurity Agency. Before joining Karlstad, Meiko worked at ULD SH, the data protection authority of Schleswig-Holstein in Germany, and held a position as professor at Kiel University of Applied Sciences. Meiko has written more than 60 scientific publications, co-organized around 80 scientific conferences and workshops, and teaches on the topics of privacy and data protection, cybersecurity, and cloud security at multiple venues all over the world. Meiko’s current main research focus is on privacy engineering, especially on mapping legal requirements from the GDPR and other European legislations to privacy-preserving technical architectures.
