Over the last decade, there has been a significant development of privacy standards, which aim at contributing to the integration of privacy requirements into information processes, systems and services.
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
Security and Privacy, Two Sides of the Same Coin
ENISA Annual Privacy Forum 2019
Is Secure and Trusted AI Possible? The EU Leads the Way
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) releases 4 reports on the most far-reaching challenges in artificial intelligence (AI) on the occasion of the conference on the supervision of secure and trustworthy AI.
Annual Privacy Forum 2020: Policy and Research Unite to Advance Security of Personal Data
The EU Agency for Cybersecurity, the European Commission and the Catolica University of Portugal attract more than 500 participants at the 8th annual forum to discuss cybersecurity aspects of privacy and data protection.
Is e-data the new currency? New ENISA report looks at privacy and tracking
Internet users are increasingly tracked and profiled, with personal data being treated as currency in exchange for services. A gap exists between the legal requirements for personal data protection and the practice in the online environment.
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.
Better security measures for smartphones, ENISA has created a SMAShiNG new tool!
ENISA releases SMAShiNG – SMArtphone Secure developmeNt Guidelines – an online tool that maps security measures for smartphone guidelines. The tool supports developers to build secure mobile applications.
Privacy matters: Join us in APF 2018!
On 13-14 June 2018, ENISA’s Annual Privacy Forum (APF) is bringing together research, policy and hands on approaches in the areas of privacy and data protection.