How privacy by design can be the key of your success at the time of the digitalization

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Privacy by design is crucial to adapt the GDPR compliance strategy of copmpanies to new technologies whose evolution will be frenetic at the time of the digitalization.

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Giulio Coraggio
Partner - DLA Piper
Head of Technology Sector and Global Internet of Things Group
giulio.coraggio@dlapiper.com
@GiulioCoraggio
How privacy by design can become
the key of your success
at the time of the digitalization

IT Legal Marketing
Privacy impact
assessment
Proactive not Reactive;

Preventative not Remedial
1.

Embed privacy
into the design
2.
No addition
of privacy

Implement an
end-to-end security system
3.

Taking into accounts also
obligations in case of
“data breach”

Full
control
Keep a
“user centric” approach
6.
1. privacy set by default
2. adequate privacy information notice
3. choice options are “user friendly”

1. Identify projects that are new or almost
complete

2. Assess the necessity to develop tools/
software to limit potential privacy risks

3. Draft or update internal policy for employees
on the approach to be taken for the performance
of projects/management of privacy risks -> DPIA
4. Review the privacy competencies of your
personnel

5. Create a master policy on all the tools and
policies adopted to ensure GDPR compliance

6. Start a training of the personnel

Privacy by design can create
your defense
and your competitive advantage

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Giulio Coraggio
Partner - DLA Piper
Head of Technology Sector and Global Internet of Things Group
giulio.coraggio@dlapiper.com
@GiulioCoraggio
This is all
for your success

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Originally presented at PRIMMA mobile privacy workshop, Imperial College London, 23 Sep 2010. Updated version given at Security and Privacy in Implantable Medical Devices workshop, EPFL, 1 April 2011, and a German Academy of Engineering conference in Berlin on 26 March 2012. Compact version given at Urban Prototyping conference, Imperial College London, 9 April 2013. Updated with ENISA privacy engineering report for 3rd Latin American Data Protection conference in Medellin, 28-29 May 2015.

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