The Radboud University, TNO, Tilburg University and SIDN, the company behind .nl domains, collaborate in developing better solutions for managing online privacy and electronic identities. To this end they have set up an expertise centre, the ‘Privacy & Identity Lab’ (PI.lab) that combines their current research and enables them to start-up new research. This joint collaboration is unique because it involves research into the technical, legal and socio-economic aspects of privacy and identity.
The board is formed by members of each partner: Berry Vetjens (TNO), Roelof Meijer (SIDN), Han Somsen (TILT), and Tom Heskes (RU). The director business development is Jacques Bus and Ronald Leenes is scientific director.
PI.lab event: Privacy in 2014
5 December 2013
Location: CCC Amsterdam
| Building open from 10:00h | |
| 10:30 | Jacques Bus, Director Business Development PI.lab: Welcome |
| 10:40 | Ronald Leenes, Scientific Director: PI.lab vision on (privacy and) identity management |
| 11:00 | Evgeny Morozov: To Share Everything, Click Here: Defending Privacy When Nobody Seems to Need It |
| 12:30 | Lunch |
| 13:30 | Workshops, first round: |
| * IRMA project (I Reveal My Attributes) chaired by Bart Jacobs
In this workshop Bart Jacobs will demonstrate the IRMA card that can be used to reveal selected attributes (e.g. age or being a student) about yourself in order to carry out transactions, either online (on the web), or offline, like in a shop. After the demonstration there will be an open discussion on the project. |
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| * Privacy impact assessments chaired by Marc van Lieshout
PIA’s become more routinely embedded in organisations. Based on experiences in the field we will discuss the present status of PIAs and check pitfalls and promises to be found in the present approach. Cooperation by NOREA and Nederland ICT (1). |
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| 14:30 | Coffee break |
| 15:00 | Workshops, second round: |
| * Privacy design patterns chaired by Jaap-Henk Hoepman
We will introduce the concepts of privacy design strategies and privacy design patterns, and show how each fit a unique phase of the software development lifecycle. We give an example of how this relates to privacy by design, and then let the audience develop and discuss their own privacy design patterns. |
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| * The upcoming General Data Protection Regulation chaired by Eleni Kosta
The workshop will be dedicated to the review of the European Data Protection Directive. It will especially focus on the proposed changes that relate to security and business operations, aiming at fruitful discussions between experts from various disciplines. |
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| 16:00 | Drinks |
Please, register through info@pilab.nl (If you like to share lunch with us or stay for the cocktail this is strongly advised)
There is no entrance fee
The programme will be in English. Only if it appears that in a session all prefer Dutch, we will work in Dutch.
Directions to CCC Amsterdam, Weesperstraat 113, 1018 VN Amsterdam