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The document summarizes information about the Annual Privacy Forum 2012, which was organized by ENISA in collaboration with the European Commission to address gaps between privacy research and policy initiatives. The forum featured 19 accepted papers on topics like privacy by design and anonymous communications. Speakers included experts from academia, industry and European agencies. The forum was endorsed by the Cypriot Presidency of the EU Council and aimed to facilitate dialogue between researchers, industry and policymakers on the important issue of privacy.

The Annual Privacy Forum 2012

www.privacyforum.eu

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The Annual Privacy Forum 2012

ENISA is organising, in collaboration with DG CONNECT,
the Annual Privacy Forum (APF ‗12). The aim is to
establish an annual forum to address gaps between the
advances made by research in the area of privacy, and the
relevant policy initiatives.

The Annual Privacy Forum 2012 — closing the loop from
research to policy takes place on 10th and 11th October in
Limassol, in Cyprus and is officially endorsed as one of the
events of the Cyprus Presidency of the Council of the EU.

A ‖Call for papers‖ was published, and 19 papers were
accepted.
The Programme Committee, chaired by Bart Preneel- KU
Leuven - was composed of 34 world-recognised experts.

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The Annual Privacy Forum 2012

Topics:

Privacy by design Privacy by policy
Privacy models

Anonymous communications and publishing systems

Attacks on privacy and privacy technologies

Censorship resistance
Economics of privacy and PETs

Location privacy Privacy awareness raising and education

Privacy in Online Social Networks
Privacy policy languages and tools

Pseudonyms, identity management, link ability, and
reputation

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The Annual Privacy Forum 2012

Speakers @APF’12 include:

Alessandro ACQUISTI Associate Professor of Information Systems and
Public Policy at the Heinz College, Carnegie
Mellon University (CMU)

Stephen DEADMAN Head of Legal Privacy, Security & Content
Standards, Vodafone

Marisa JIMENEZ European Privacy Policy Senior Counsel,Google

Andreas KRISCH President of European Digital Rights, EDRi

Gwendal LE GRAND Head of the IT experts department, Commission
Nationale de l'Informatique et des Liberts- CNIL

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The Annual Privacy Forum 2012

Speakers @APF’12 include:

Melina VIOLARI Policy and Privacy Manager, Facebook Europe

•Melinnager,Facebook Europe
Peter SCHAAR Federal Commissioner for Data Protection, BFDI

Michael WAIDNER Director of the Fraunhofer Institute for Secure
Information Technology

Bart PRENEEL PC Chair APF 2012, Professor KU Leuven

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The Annual Privacy Forum 2012

Professor Udo HELMBRECHT, Executive Director, ENISA
expresses his expectations from APF’12

―One of the main objectives ENISA is to promote the exchange
of good practice and collaboration on NIS issues. The Annual
Privacy Forum offers an opportunity to facilitate a dialogue
between the research community, industry and Europe‘s
policymakers. Shared understanding in this area is crucial –
privacy is a fundamental human right.

I would like to thank the European Commission‘s Directorate
General Communication Networks, Content and Technology for
its support in organising APF‘2012, and also acknowledge the
kind support of the University of Cyprus, and the Cyprus
Presidency of the Council of the European Union for endorsing
the conference. ‖

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REGISTER for APF’12 !

We meet in Limassol for 2 days of fruitful discussions on
Privacy.

http://privacyforum.eu/registration

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@APF’12
Thank you:

Supporters & Partners

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The Annual Privacy Forum 2012

Channels to find out news about the
European Network and Information
Security Agency:

www.enisa.europa.eu

follow us on:
Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn,
YouTube, RSS

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Presentation APF'12

1. The Annual Privacy Forum 2012 www.privacyforum.eu 1

2. The Annual Privacy Forum 2012 ENISA is organising, in collaboration with DG CONNECT, the Annual Privacy Forum (APF ‗12). The aim is to establish an annual forum to address gaps between the advances made by research in the area of privacy, and the relevant policy initiatives. The Annual Privacy Forum 2012 — closing the loop from research to policy takes place on 10th and 11th October in Limassol, in Cyprus and is officially endorsed as one of the events of the Cyprus Presidency of the Council of the EU. A ‖Call for papers‖ was published, and 19 papers were accepted. The Programme Committee, chaired by Bart Preneel- KU Leuven - was composed of 34 world-recognised experts. 2

3. The Annual Privacy Forum 2012 Topics: Privacy by design Privacy by policy Privacy models Anonymous communications and publishing systems Attacks on privacy and privacy technologies Censorship resistance Economics of privacy and PETs Location privacy Privacy awareness raising and education Privacy in Online Social Networks Privacy policy languages and tools Pseudonyms, identity management, link ability, and reputation 3

4. The Annual Privacy Forum 2012 Speakers @APF’12 include: Alessandro ACQUISTI Associate Professor of Information Systems and Public Policy at the Heinz College, Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) Stephen DEADMAN Head of Legal Privacy, Security & Content Standards, Vodafone Marisa JIMENEZ European Privacy Policy Senior Counsel,Google Andreas KRISCH President of European Digital Rights, EDRi Gwendal LE GRAND Head of the IT experts department, Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Liberts- CNIL 4

5. The Annual Privacy Forum 2012 Speakers @APF’12 include: Melina VIOLARI Policy and Privacy Manager, Facebook Europe •Melinnager,Facebook Europe Peter SCHAAR Federal Commissioner for Data Protection, BFDI Michael WAIDNER Director of the Fraunhofer Institute for Secure Information Technology Bart PRENEEL PC Chair APF 2012, Professor KU Leuven 5

6. The Annual Privacy Forum 2012 Professor Udo HELMBRECHT, Executive Director, ENISA expresses his expectations from APF’12 ―One of the main objectives ENISA is to promote the exchange of good practice and collaboration on NIS issues. The Annual Privacy Forum offers an opportunity to facilitate a dialogue between the research community, industry and Europe‘s policymakers. Shared understanding in this area is crucial – privacy is a fundamental human right. I would like to thank the European Commission‘s Directorate General Communication Networks, Content and Technology for its support in organising APF‘2012, and also acknowledge the kind support of the University of Cyprus, and the Cyprus Presidency of the Council of the European Union for endorsing the conference. ‖ 6

7. REGISTER for APF’12 ! We meet in Limassol for 2 days of fruitful discussions on Privacy. http://privacyforum.eu/registration 7

8. @APF’12 Thank you: Supporters & Partners 8

9. The Annual Privacy Forum 2012 Channels to find out news about the European Network and Information Security Agency: www.enisa.europa.eu follow us on: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, RSS 9

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