Findings from Work Package 3 of the CRISP project. Analysis of stakeholder needs from and views on proposed CRISP certification scheme for security products, systems and services.
This document summarizes a presentation on current challenges and standardization solutions regarding privacy and data protection with drones. It discusses how drones pose new threats that are not fully addressed by current EU data protection legislation. There is a lack of consistent framework and legal uncertainty. The document also examines the impacts of drones on privacy and data protection rights. It recommends that EU legislation remain technology neutral and flexible, while encouraging standardization activities in the drone sector and developing certification schemes for drones.
CRISP project works towards building a certification scheme for video surveillance systems, based on the evaluation of their social impact. The slides present findings from the stakeholder analysis phase of the project.
RPAS related privacy and data protection: practical advice for RPAS usersTrilateral Research
This document summarizes a report on privacy and data protection issues related to the use of remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS). The report found that most RPAS operators may be collecting personal data without realizing it or knowing how to comply with privacy laws. It provides recommendations for practical guidance on privacy and data protection to help both professional and recreational RPAS users operate responsibly. This includes templates, guidelines, and educational materials on reducing privacy risks in different operational contexts.
Trust and security technologies: Lessons from the CRISP projectTrilateral Research
These slides present findings from Work Package 3 of the CRISP project. CRISPaims to develop an innovative evaluation and certification methodology for security products. This talk was given at the 7th Biennial Surveillance & Society Conference in Barcelona in April 2016.
Comparative review of the First Aid App: Presentation of findings to National...Trilateral Research
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Recommendations for ICT Standards in public administration, Andon StefanovskiMetamorphosis
The document discusses recommendations for ICT standards in public administration in Macedonia. It recommends following international standards like the European Interoperability Framework to achieve interoperability between systems. It provides 14 specific recommendations covering areas like front office work, back office systems, security, and initially adopting standards for basic functions, office work, networks and more. The recommendations are meant to be flexible and implemented over time to improve governance according to openness and accessibility principles.
Findings from Work Package 3 of the CRISP project. Analysis of stakeholder needs from and views on proposed CRISP certification scheme for security products, systems and services.
This document summarizes a presentation on current challenges and standardization solutions regarding privacy and data protection with drones. It discusses how drones pose new threats that are not fully addressed by current EU data protection legislation. There is a lack of consistent framework and legal uncertainty. The document also examines the impacts of drones on privacy and data protection rights. It recommends that EU legislation remain technology neutral and flexible, while encouraging standardization activities in the drone sector and developing certification schemes for drones.
CRISP project works towards building a certification scheme for video surveillance systems, based on the evaluation of their social impact. The slides present findings from the stakeholder analysis phase of the project.
RPAS related privacy and data protection: practical advice for RPAS usersTrilateral Research
This document summarizes a report on privacy and data protection issues related to the use of remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS). The report found that most RPAS operators may be collecting personal data without realizing it or knowing how to comply with privacy laws. It provides recommendations for practical guidance on privacy and data protection to help both professional and recreational RPAS users operate responsibly. This includes templates, guidelines, and educational materials on reducing privacy risks in different operational contexts.
Trust and security technologies: Lessons from the CRISP projectTrilateral Research
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This presentation is an introduction to IEEE's Wireless Communications Engineering Technologies (WCET) Certification. It gives an overview of the areas it covers, its benefits and how to prepare for the exam.
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2. crisp final conf ste fi workshop_reflections iec-tc79 wg12CRISP Project
Frank Rothman from Bosch presented the work of the IEC technical committee TC79 workshop 12 on Alarm Systems and Video surveillance at the CRISP final conference in Brussels 16 March 2017.
Euralarm - Glen Dale on security industry perspective on certification of sec...CRISP Project
Glen Dale from Euralarm presented the industry perspective on certification of security systems at the CRISP final conference in Brussels 16th March 2016.
The document summarizes key details about the Kochi Metro Rail project in Kerala, India. It discusses (1) background on the metro including the number of lines, stations, length, and speed; (2) why a metro system was needed given inadequate existing transportation and limited road expansion; and (3) major stakeholders in the project like KMRL, DMRC, local government, and construction companies and their varying levels of interest and engagement assessed through matrices. In closing, it notes key challenges like public unawareness of benefits and negative media coverage worsening traffic during construction.
EU Data Protection, Legislation and Certification CRISP Project
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More on https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/community/european_catalogue/description
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- It began operations in 2002 and now has over 200 trains serving over 2 million passengers daily on its network spanning over 210 km.
- DMRC is owned by the state government of Delhi and the Central Government of India. It has over 6,000 employees working to deliver metro services.
- Key stakeholders that DMRC works with includes the governments, investors like JICA who provide funding, contractors involved in projects, safety operators, and most importantly customers/riders who use the metro system daily.
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Group 3 began operations in Delhi, India in 2002 as a rapid transit system with 6 lines and 188 trains serving over 1.9 million daily riders across 140 stations spanning 183.7 km. The initial capital investment was funded 30% by the Indian and Delhi governments and 60% through loans from JICA which have now been largely repaid. The system was completed ahead of schedule and within budget, helping reduce traffic, pollution, and providing affordable transportation for citizens.
The document provides details of the proposed Kochi Metro Rail project in Kerala, India. It outlines the need for the project to address rising traffic congestion. The 23 station, 25.6 km metro line will run from Aluva to Petta, serving major areas of Kochi like Ernakulam. It defines the project scope, estimated costs, timelines, technical specifications, and expected ridership. The metro aims to provide a reliable, high-capacity public transport system to boost urban mobility and economic development in Kochi region.
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I. The document summarizes ICT standardization policy and initiatives in the European landscape. It discusses the Regulation (EU) 1025/2012 which establishes a consolidated legal basis for European standardization and extends definitions and scope to services. It also discusses the European Multi-stakeholder Platform on ICT Standardization and the Rolling Plan for ICT Standardization.
II. The document then provides details on several key ICT standardization initiatives in Europe including the Asset Description Metadata Schema (ADMS) for describing semantic standards, the Core Vocabularies for data modeling, and the DCAT Application Profile for describing public sector datasets and catalogs.
III. In closing, the document provides standardization information contacts and notes available
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2. crisp final conf ste fi workshop_reflections iec-tc79 wg12CRISP Project
Frank Rothman from Bosch presented the work of the IEC technical committee TC79 workshop 12 on Alarm Systems and Video surveillance at the CRISP final conference in Brussels 16 March 2017.
Euralarm - Glen Dale on security industry perspective on certification of sec...CRISP Project
Glen Dale from Euralarm presented the industry perspective on certification of security systems at the CRISP final conference in Brussels 16th March 2016.
The document summarizes key details about the Kochi Metro Rail project in Kerala, India. It discusses (1) background on the metro including the number of lines, stations, length, and speed; (2) why a metro system was needed given inadequate existing transportation and limited road expansion; and (3) major stakeholders in the project like KMRL, DMRC, local government, and construction companies and their varying levels of interest and engagement assessed through matrices. In closing, it notes key challenges like public unawareness of benefits and negative media coverage worsening traffic during construction.
EU Data Protection, Legislation and Certification CRISP Project
Professor Paul de Hert from Vrije Universiteit Brussels discussed EU Data protection, Legislation and Certification in the context of the CRISP project at the CRISP final conference in Brussels 16th March 2017.
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The document discusses standards and intellectual property rights (IPRs) in information and communications technology (ICT) standardization. It provides background on ANEC and TACD, two organizations that advocate for consumer interests in standardization. ANEC and TACD believe standards can help promote interoperability, competition, and consumer choice. They argue governments should support open standards through procurement policies and address IPR issues that hinder interoperability. The document proposes governments develop a "toolbox" of policies, legislation, and voluntary approaches to satisfy consumers' needs.
The document discusses efforts by the European Commission to promote semantic standards and data interoperability. It describes the development of the Asset Description Metadata Schema (ADMS) for describing semantic standards and its use to create a federated catalog. It also outlines the development of core vocabularies like the Core Public Service Vocabulary and their use in several linked data pilots. The document concludes that while technical standards have improved technical interoperability, semantic standards are still needed for semantic interoperability, and the Commission is working to promote their development and adoption.
A presentation made on the European Catalogue for ICT Standards in procurement. Made in June 2016 to standardisation stakeholders (represented by the European Multi-Stakeholder Platform on ICT Standardisation).
This initiative is action 5 of the EU Action plan on eGovernment 2016-2020.
More on https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/community/european_catalogue/description
Delhi Metro Railway's Stakeholder Management SIDDHARTH SWAIN
The document provides information about Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) including:
- DMRC operates the metro system in Delhi and the National Capital Region, with 6 lines and over 160 stations currently.
- It began operations in 2002 and now has over 200 trains serving over 2 million passengers daily on its network spanning over 210 km.
- DMRC is owned by the state government of Delhi and the Central Government of India. It has over 6,000 employees working to deliver metro services.
- Key stakeholders that DMRC works with includes the governments, investors like JICA who provide funding, contractors involved in projects, safety operators, and most importantly customers/riders who use the metro system daily.
Blind - Standardisation and standards as research and innovation indicatorsinnovationoecd
This document discusses standardization and standards as indicators of research and innovation. It provides an overview of the international standardization system and different types of standards. Standards can positively or negatively impact innovation through effects like network externalities, compatibility, quality, and variety reduction. The document presents models of how standards relate to the research and innovation process as well as initiatives to better integrate standardization into research policy. It highlights opportunities to link data on publications, patents, and standards but notes challenges in developing common, longitudinal data across different standard setting bodies and countries.
Group 3 began operations in Delhi, India in 2002 as a rapid transit system with 6 lines and 188 trains serving over 1.9 million daily riders across 140 stations spanning 183.7 km. The initial capital investment was funded 30% by the Indian and Delhi governments and 60% through loans from JICA which have now been largely repaid. The system was completed ahead of schedule and within budget, helping reduce traffic, pollution, and providing affordable transportation for citizens.
The document provides details of the proposed Kochi Metro Rail project in Kerala, India. It outlines the need for the project to address rising traffic congestion. The 23 station, 25.6 km metro line will run from Aluva to Petta, serving major areas of Kochi like Ernakulam. It defines the project scope, estimated costs, timelines, technical specifications, and expected ridership. The metro aims to provide a reliable, high-capacity public transport system to boost urban mobility and economic development in Kochi region.
Estándares en Unión Europea: Marco, Desafíos y Oportunidades - Francisco Garc...Asociación XBRL España
I. The document summarizes ICT standardization policy and initiatives in the European landscape. It discusses the Regulation (EU) 1025/2012 which establishes a consolidated legal basis for European standardization and extends definitions and scope to services. It also discusses the European Multi-stakeholder Platform on ICT Standardization and the Rolling Plan for ICT Standardization.
II. The document then provides details on several key ICT standardization initiatives in Europe including the Asset Description Metadata Schema (ADMS) for describing semantic standards, the Core Vocabularies for data modeling, and the DCAT Application Profile for describing public sector datasets and catalogs.
III. In closing, the document provides standardization information contacts and notes available
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Presentation discussing the development of an innovative evaluation and certification methodology for security systems, as part of the European project. By Dr Thordis Sveinsdottir.
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This 3-day training event on human factors for medical devices will take place in Dublin, Ireland from October 6-8, 2015. It will provide comprehensive instruction on integrating human factors into the medical device development process to improve usability and streamline regulatory approval. Speakers will include experts from the FDA and industry who will discuss guidance, standards, and the FDA approval process. Attendees will learn methods for requirements analysis, formative testing, validation studies, and reporting to meet FDA expectations. They will also engage in workshops and Q&A sessions to discuss real-world applications and challenges. The goal is to help participants incorporate human factors best practices to bring new devices to market more efficiently.
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3. Aims of WP4
To identify and analyse the core issues associated with certification
To come up with the requirements by which existing evaluation and
certification schemes could be used and possibly further developed,
enhanced, adapted and integrated for the assessment and
certification of products used for physical security of people and
infrastructures (i.e. best practice).
Three deliverables & five tasks
Other important elements:
Legal study for each of the four tasks
STEFi – Security-Trust-Efficiency-Freedom Infringements
S.W.O.T. analysis
Three case studies: drones, alarm systems and CCTV
3
4. Key outcomes
STEFi criteria repository (D.4.3)
Legal demands for security PSS on four STEFi
dimensions (D.4.1)
Best practices of existing security evaluation and
certification schemes (D.4.3)
Key issues relating to certification (D.4.1, D.4.3)
Shortcomings and threats of existing schemes (D.4.3)
Risks for CRISP scheme and methodology (D.4.2)
Recommendations for security certification schemes
(D.4.3)
Potential impact of security PSS to freedoms and rights,
especially data protection & privacy (D.4.2)
4
5. 1. Shortcomings of existing schemes
Majority of schemes: no clauses on freedoms and rights
Efficiency aspect usually not considered
Limited availability of scheme documentation : lack of
transparency
Schemes built on national or local regulations only
obstacle for harmonisation
Lack of transparency regarding validity or renewal of
certificate
5
6. 2. Recommendations
Open and transparent scope, rules and processes.
Strong monitoring mechanisms to supervise the compliance
of the PSS with the certification rules and its normative
references.
Accountability mechanisms: clear distribution of responsibilities
Reliable normative references, such as European standards
Governance which involves several stakeholders
Multinational participation in the development process of the scheme
to guarantee its pan-European nature
Differentiation of testing and evaluation levels for different security
functions/needs
Open and transparent scope, rules and processes
Thorough rules on documentation to ensure accuracy and openness
to the interested parties
Publication of the revoked and expired certificates
6
7. 3. Role of certification in enhancing end-user trust in
security PSS
Trust both in terms of the PSS and the certification
body/process
Certification that guarantees technical reliability and
safety
Transparency obligations to the security product
manufacturers
Certification that supports Privacy by Design
Accountability
Independence of the certification body
Involvement of stakeholders
Regular review of compliance and up-to-date auditing
procedures
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8. 4. Other key findings
Legal gap in regulating certification in Europe
Schemes not always stand-alone documents, but often
complemented by other documentation (such as guidance, general
rules, other scheme rules etc.)
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“a minimum set of legal rules in the form of legal
obligations could provide the market, and mainly the
consumers of the certified products, with the legal
certainty and boost the trust and confidence for the
certified products”
“Fragmentation in scheme documentation has an
impact on the comprehensiveness of the
requirements they test”
9. 5. STEFi requirements scoring in existing
schemes
Security is the most addressed dimension as expected –risk
management requirements score higher
Trust not directly addressed –mainly achieving trust by proving
respect to rights and legislation
Reliability and perception (observability) score higher
Transparency and user/ scrutinised awareness score lower
Efficiency
General efficiency indicators, unintended economic effects and
customisation of the PSS to the user needs score high
Energy efficiency and interoperability score low
Fi: data protection & data security requirements addressed more
often compared to other rights. But not all STEFi attributes fulfiled
Location of data, equal treatment, profiling and automated decision
score higher
Non-discrimination, presumption of innocence score lower
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10. STEFi requirements scoring in existing schemes
Codes of conduct and normative parts tend to include
some of the societal aspects
But: quite often the societal aspects are not audited –
only as reference/recommendation
Standards and certification schemes: technical aspects
Gap can be filled from CRISP scheme
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