This session is aimed at IT professionals and developers.
Cyber Resilience | Privacy by design
Cyber Resilience | Privacy by design
session 2
Intro
Since the implementation of the GDPR in 2018, GDPR sets the legal framework for protecting personal data. It requires 'appropriate technical measures' and privacy by-default and by-design approaches to be implemented. In this session, we'll dive deeper in the world of privacy by design. We tackle concrete guidelines on how to incorporate privacy by design in your development process.
This will include:
- Privacy engineering 101 (why, what, how)
- Privacy threat modeling as guide
- Privacy Enhancing Technologies (de-identification techniques, privacypreserving solutions)
- Integrating privacy in your secure development lifecycle
On site
Lecturer
Kim Wuyts
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260 euro
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›Target audience
›Program
This session is part of an overview course on cybersecurity.
›Organization
This programme is organised by PUC - KU Leuven Continue and the IT working group.
›Practical
Date and location
11th March 2025
Session takes place from 14:00 - 17:00
KU Leuven - Campus Rabot (Gebroeders de Smetstraat 1, 9000 Gent).
Registration
Register online before 04/02/2025
The cost per session is € 260. The deadline for registration is 5 working days before start of the session.
Pay by bank transfer to account number IBAN BE31 2850 2133 2955 of PUC - KU Leuven Continue, stating '400/0026/67943 + name of participant(s) and do not receive an invoice.
If you would like an invoice, please indicate this when registering.
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