Privacy by design: a technical approach to privacy risk
In an increasingly technology-driven world, cybersecurity stands as the cornerstone of digital resilience. In this programme, we will explore the full spectrum of cybersecurity, from prevention to response, while gaining both immediate, hands-on skills and a foresight for the future of cybersecurity. This programme brings together academic researchers and industrial experts, and thus provides a blend of lectures and use cases and practical testimonials.
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Since the implementation of the GDPR in 2018, GDPR sets the legal framework for protecting personal data. It requires 'appropriate technical measures' and privacy by-default and by-design approaches to be implemented. In this session, we'll dive deeper in the world of privacy by design. We tackle concrete guidelines on how to incorporate privacy by design in your development process. This will include:
- Privacy engineering 101 (why, what, how)
- Privacy threat modeling as guide
- Privacy Enhancing Technologies (de-identification techniques, privacypreserving solutions)
- Integrating privacy in your secure development lifecycle
This session is part of the series Cybersecurity excellence:
- Session 1: Tackling cybersecurity challenges: a complex security puzzle | 28 February 2024 - Vincent Naessens (KU Leuven)
- Session 2: ‘Privacy by design': a technical approach to privacy risk | 26 March 2024 - Kim Wuyts (PwC)
- Session 3: Efficient use of a 'network protocol analyzer' in cyber threats (workshop) | 24 April 2024 - Tom Cordemans (KU Leuven)
- Session 4: Hacking and protecting embedded devices (workshop) | 29 May 2024 - Jorn Lapon (KU Leuven)
- Session 5: EU cybersecurity standards and regulation for IoT ecosystems and Industrial Control Systems | 28 August 2024 - Vincent Naessens (KU Leuven)
- Session 6: Cyberattack response | 25 September 2024 - Tom Bauwens (Eubelius), Kalman Tiboldi (TVH)
- Session 7: Post-quantum cryptography | 23 October 2024 - Eric Michiels (IBM)