RESPECT4U – Privacy as innovation opportunity

RESPECT4U – Privacy as innovation opportunity

van Lieshout, M.J.
Emmert, S.B.

Medina, M. (editor)
Rannenberg, K. (editor)
Schweighofer, E. (editor)
Mitrakas, A. (editor)
Tsouroulas, N. (editor)

2018

The right to privacy is enshrined in the European charter of fundamental rights. The right to data protection is a relatively novel right, also enshrined in the same European charter. While these rights seem to focus on a defensive and protective approach, they also give rise to a positive and constructive interpretation. The GDPR may act as driver for innovation. Not only for assuring a better way of dealing with personal data, but including a more encompassing approach of assuring privacy. RESPECT4U offers a framework of seven privacy principles that help organisations in promoting this positive attitude towards the reconciliation of privacy and innovation: Responsible processing, Empowering data subjects, Secure data handling, Pro-active risk management, Ethical awareness, Cost-benefit assessment, Transparent data processing. This paper introduces the background of RESPECT4U, and elaborates the seven principles that form its foundation. Together they demonstrate that privacy can act as innovation driver. © Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018.

Data protection
Empowerment
GDPR
Innovation
Privacy
Privacy as innovation driver
Responsible data processing
Transparency
Cost benefit analysis
Risk assessment
Risk management
Transparency
Charter of Fundamental Rights
Data subjects
Empowerment
Ethical awareness Positive attitude
Privacy principle
Right to privacy
Data privacy

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics), 6th Annual Privacy Forum, APF 2018, 13 June 2018 through 14 June 2018, 43-60

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