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Swiss Re — 5th Swiss Re Symposium on Data Protection 2018
20 slides from Swiss Re's conference presentation, Sep 25, 2018
Slide 1: Understanding Privacy - Focus on People
Understanding Privacy - Focus on People 5th Swiss Re Symposium on Data Protection, Rüschlikon, 25 September 2018
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda • Privacy explained • The technological perspective • Technology and its privacy challenges • Opportunities for technology and innovation Data Protection Symposium 2018 | Rüschlikon | 25 September 2018 2
Slide 3: Privacy explained
Privacy explained Data Protection Symposium 2018 | Rüschlikon | 25 September 2018 3
Slide 4: Without privacy, there was no point of being an individual
Without privacy, there was no point of being an individual. Jonathan Franzen Data Protection Symposium 2018 | Rüschlikon | 25 September 2018 4
Slide 5: What is privacy? Secrecy? Self-determination?
What is privacy? Secrecy? Self-determination? “I have nothing to hide.” “being the claim of individuals, groups or institutions to determine for themselves when, how, and to what extent “The right to be let alone.” information about them is communicated to others.” Alan Westin, 1967 Warren and Brand
Slide 6: It is by the garbage that the janitor judges
“It is by the garbage that the janitor judges and, as it were, gets power over the tenants who high-hat him.” Everett C. Hughes, Sociologist, 1958. Data Protection Symposium 2018 | Rüschlikon | 25 September 2018 6
Slide 7: What's the big deal? What can happen?
What’s the big deal? What can happen? Privacy problems that could cause harm to an individual Daniel Solove, Law Professor at GW University and Privacy Expert, provides in his Taxonomy of Privacy the following structure of privacy problems that can cause harm to the lives of individuals: Information
Slide 8: The technological perspective
The technological perspective Data Protection Symposium 2018 | Rüschlikon | 25 September 2018 8
Slide 9: Different approaches to understand privacy
Different approaches to understand privacy • enacted by laws, • defined as the usage Technological contracts and policies to Normative control over data, or in the cover the concept of context of technology, the seeing privacy as a right governance of the data’s of individuals1) future usage3) Socio
Slide 10: Trust
The Future of Technology Depend- ability Standard -ization Trust Data Protection Symposium 2018 | Rüschlikon | 25 September 2018 10
Slide 11: The notion of trust
The notion of trust narrowly defined* broadly defined* Individual business Legal and institutional environment • Behaviour • Laws • Brand Trust • Regulations Trust • Reputation • Sanctions and enforcement (Individual) Consumer Consumers, Society * ICAEW IT Faculty, Building Trust in the Digital Age,
Slide 12: Benefits of Standardization
Benefits of Standardization* • reduces ambiguity • makes things more manageable and controllable • aims to reach conformity with any set of agreed-upon rules • provides structure and classification • persists over time * Clarke et al, Trust in Technology, 2006 Data Protection Symposium 2018 | Rüschl
Slide 13: Technology and its privacy challenges
Technology and its privacy challenges Data Protection Symposium 2018 | Rüschlikon | 25 September 2018 13
Slide 14: The environment we work in
The environment we work in Speed of Sheer availability New technology digitalization and of data and ways lacks upcoming new in which it can be dependability and technology used standardization Data Protection Symposium 2018 | Rüschlikon | 25 September 2018 14
Slide 15: Human limitations
Human limitations Information Bounded Behaviour asymmetries rationality Data Protection Symposium 2018 | Rüschlikon | 25 September 2018 15
Slide 16: Conclusion
Conclusion Data Protection Symposium 2018 | Rüschlikon | 25 September 2018 16
Slide 17: Privacy Principle, Ethics Principle, Business Principle
Privacy Ethics Business Principle Principle Principle “Transparency” “Do the right thing” “Trust” 17 Data Protection Symposium 2018 | Rüschlikon | 25 September 2018
Slide 18: Bibliography
Bibliography • Clarke, Hardstone, Rouncefield, and Sommerville, Trust in Technology, 2006 • ICAEW IT Faculty, Building Trust in the Digital Age: Rethinking Privacy, Property and Security, 2012 • Patil and Kobsa, Privacy Considerations in Awareness Systems: Designing with Privacy in Mind, 2009 • Pret
Slide 19: Data Protection Symposium 2018 | Rüschlikon | 25 September 2018
Data Protection Symposium 2018 | Rüschlikon | 25 September 2018 19
Slide 20: Legal notice
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