Privacy Engineering: Sharing Model-Based Practices.
This group facilitates the exchange of methods and tools for privacy engineering using models. Models serve as a universal language to describe and address privacy concerns across different viewpoints, supporting system development from conceptual design to lifecycle phases. Additionally, models aid in documenting and selecting solutions for specific contexts. IG project page
Next Event
TNO representative T.N. van Gend (Thijmen)
Scientist, Digital Governance & Regulation, ICT, Strategy & Policy will share their work on privacy enhancing technologies and models.
We are pleased to announce that TNO, a member of our interest group, will be making a presentation at our next Models4Privacy meeting – Thursday October 9th at 16:00 UTC hrs. Non-members are welcome to this presentation. Please join the mailing list at the Models4Privacy website – https://models4privacy.org/ to keep up to date.
Join Zoom Meeting https://eclipse.zoom.us/j/85487868077
Meeting ID: 854 8786 8077
More and more organizations choose privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs) to process and share data safely. But how can they stay flexible if they want to switch technologies or vendors later? How well do PETs integrate with the incumbent system? TNO is researching these interoperability and standardization concerns. They welcome your input and thoughts on this research. In this interactive session, we will open the floor to discuss to what extent these concerns manifest in practice, and which communities could collaborate towards solutions.
Watch our latest webinars
| Webinar | Date | Location | Link |
 One hour webinar: Demonstration of the DPMF for Data Protection Analysis Experts: Lauren Sion, Dimitri Van Landuyt | 9th January 2025 | Online | Watch Webinar |
 One hour webinar: deep dive on privacy models Moderator: Ann Cavoukian Experts: Samuel Martin, Steve Hickman | June 27, 2024 | Online | Watch talk |
 At our Models4Privacy meeting we were delighted to welcome Harshvardhan Pandit who shared the W3C work on a Data Protection Vocabulary (DPV) and Georg Philip Krog, co-founder of Signatu, who provided a DPV use case (see attached Introduction slides). W3C is finalizing V2.0 of the DPV so there is a short window of opportunity if you wish to provide feedback to Harsh. If you are interested in a demo of Signatu to see how DPV has been implemented, go to https://signatu.com/ | June 6th, 2024 | Online | Michelle Chibba’s introduction slides and Harsh’s slides with some information in signatu |
 | February, 7th, 2024 | Online | Webinar and Slides |
This website is maintained by Trialog with the initial support of the Horizon Europe LICORICE project.