ENISA’s Information Security and Data Protection Unit announces the commencement of preparations for the Annual Privacy Forum of 2015.
Helmbrecht – “Security is a key element of Privacy & Data Protection”
The Executive Director of ENISA, Dr Udo Helmbrecht, made two presentations at key ICT security policy conferences in Spain, in conjunction with the Spanish EU Presidency, underlining that “Security is a key element of Privacy and Data Protection”.
“Inside the matrix: Privacy & data protection challenges”
EU Agency ENISA presents a grid of policy & legal challenges with 13 recommendations
Tax break incentives, online subject access at zero cost, and comprehensive security breach notification law among 13 recommendations proposed in a report on…
Agency Position on the Industry Proposal re: a Privacy Impact Assessment for RFID
Agency Position on the Industry Proposal re: a Privacy and Data Protection Impact Assessment Framework for RFID Applications
Annual Privacy Forum 2nd edition starts today in Athens
Privacy Forum 2014 is a two day event that takes place today (20th May) and tomorrow in Athens. The event will be followed by CSP Forum which is co-located.
Annual Privacy Forum 2012 - registration now open
Online registration is now open for the Annual Privacy Forum 2012. This is the event's first year, and it takes place on 10th &11th October in Limassol, Cyprus.
Security and privacy considerations in autonomous agents
While innovative autonomous agents, making use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), have transformed accessing and leveraging of data, a broad range of applications need to be revisited to mitigate their impact.
Upcoming: Agency hosting panel at the Computers, Privacy & Data Protection Conference; 25/01
On Wednesday, 25th of January, the Agency is hosting a panel discussion, at the CPDP, one of the leading Computers, Privacy and Data Protection conferences, taking place in Brussels, Belgium, in conjunction with the European Privacy and Data…
eID-privacy features in French
French version of the ENISA eID-privacy features paper published