Privacy by Design

By | Monday May 25th, 2015

The Regulation introduces the concept of “privacy by design”. Pursuant to art. 23 of the Regulation, the Controller shall implement appropriate technical and organisational measures and procedures in such a way that the processing will meet the requirements of this Regulation and ensure the protection of the rights of the data subject.

This principle is already in the current Directive, but it is now introduced as a specific, stand-alone concept so it is fundamental to discuss a new approach that every internal work-flow must have in the future in order to comply with Regulation principles.

Category: Privacy by Design

About Alessandro Vallega

He is Security Business Development Director for Oracle EMEA. He has the responsibility to lead a cross functional team on the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation, EU 679/2016) at EMEA level (marketing, legal, sales, training, technology). He founded and coordinates an external blog on the same topic (https://blog.europrivacy.org). He has defined a European methodology to evaluate the database security degree of a data center and the advantages of identity and access management technology. He founded in 2007 the Oracle Community for Security, and in that context led the creation of several publications about security and privacy in the cloud, with mobile, in the social media, in healthcare, on return on security investments, about the role of the CISO, and how to prevent frauds. He is an author of the Italian annual ICT Security Report by CLUSIT and he is part of the CLUSIT board of directors.

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