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ENISA: Data protection engineering
ENISA’s report on the techniques that put data protection by design into practice: anonymisation and pseudonymisation, data masking, privacy-preserving computation, privacy-enhancing technologies for storage and transmission, and user control.
When to use itYou design a system and must show which technical measures implement Art. 25.
- Published by
- ENISA (EU institution)
- Written for
- EU
- For
- developers, DPOs and privacy officers
- Cost
- free
- Languages
- English
- Provisions
- GDPR Art. 25, GDPR Art. 32
Open the toolenisa.europa.eu
Description by overview.legal; the tool itself is the publisher’s.
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