Re: [pbd-se] Information on privacy engineering work

Antonio,

Thank you for sharing this information. I just listened to the first webinar on privacy in smart cities took place on April 28th (https://vimeo.com/164693066). Kudos to you!

I am sorry I did not cross the state of FL to Tampa where you were at an ISO meeting. It would have been a short 4 hour drive.

I am very supportive of using the PMRM and other methodologies and tools ensure privacy (and security) is engineered into the IT applications and business processes.

I do hope that we might collaborate with ISO and other standards initiatives to achieve this goal. 

Best, Gail 

On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 12:50 PM, Antonio Kung <> wrote:

  

    
  
  

    
Dear all,

    
Here is some info on what I discussed during today PMRM confcall:

    
      
PRIPARE methodology handbook is now finalised and a press
        release was issued in March 2016 (http://pripareproject.eu/). I
        would like to thank OASIS for having helped us in this.

      
EIP-SCC (European Innovation Platform on Smart Cities and
        Communities - see https://eu-smartcities.eu/) includes an
        initiative called Citizen Centric Approach to Data- Privacy
          by Design
(https://eu-smartcities.eu/content/citizen-centric-approach-data-privacy-design)

      
        
a first webinar on privacy in smart cities took place on
          April 28th (https://vimeo.com/164693066)

        
A second webinar will take place on May 12th at 12.00 CET
          where PMRM will be mentioned

        

        
There will be a workshop on privacy during the EIP-SCC
          general assembly on May 24th in Eindhoven
          (https://eu-smartcities.eu/generalassembly16/).

        

      
      
Here are some developments in ISO SC27/WG5 related to privacy
        and privacy engineering

      

      
        
A study period on privacy in IOT has started

        
A study period on privacy in smart cities is on-going

        
I have proposed a new work item proposal for a technical
          report : privacy engineering. The scope of the NWIP is
          attached.

        

        
ISO WG9 on big data is undertaking the standardisation
          ISO-20547of Big data reference architecture. I believe it is
          based on the work of NIST. Part 4 of the standard: security
          and privacy fabric will be developed by SC27/WG5.

      
    
    
I see an interest in creating a liaison between ISO SC27/WG5 and
      OASIS to allow the promotion and integration of PMRM in the ISO
      context. Since I am active in SC27/WG5, I could help. For
      instance, I see a benefit in organising a presentation of PMRM and
      even proposing an ISO study on the integration of PMRM into the
      ISO landscape

    Antonio Kung

    
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