CPDP 2016
2016-01-20..2016-01-22
Brussels, Belgium
CPDP ·
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| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Concluding remarks | Paul De Hert, Giovanni Buttarelli | 23m |
CPDP reports concrete scale and scope: 70 sessions across four days with roughly 1,000 attendees, a stronger European voice, and a bigger tech focus including… | ||
| Secret windows: Data protection and open data in the smart city environment | Paolo Balboni, Rosana Lemut-Strle, Fidel Santiago, Bastiaan van Loenen | 01h 11m |
Secret windows: Data protection and open data in the smart city environment.
Organized by TU Delft
Moderator: Lorenzo Dalla Corte, TU Delft (NL)
Panel… | ||
| The great data race ... | Townsend Feehan, Monique Goyens, Marie Charlotte Roques Bonnet, Bjørn Erik Thon | 01h 07m |
Report maps the advertising market, showing real-time bidding auctions that sell a user profile in ~200 ms and profiles built from cookies, fingerprints and… | ||
| Citizen security vs. data security ... | Knut Blind, Gabriela Bodea, Cristina Pauner, Bardo Schettini Gherardini | 01h 14m |
Panel argues Europe can use technical standards and pan‑European certification to reduce a fragmented market and ease GDPR compliance, citing a €50 billion… | ||
| Demonstration workshop freedom index app | Simon Davies, Sander Venema | 01h 04m |
Code Red unveils a working proof of concept: a 12-digit index that tags human rights materials into up to billions of subcategories, an API plus simple API… | ||
| Ethical and political dimensions of virtual fences | Rocco Bellanova, Jim Dratwa, Olga Kudina, Alain Loute | 01h 18m |
A European FP7 effort builds a P5 smart perimeter from radars, thermal and acoustic sensors, lasers and cameras to detect objects > small animal at ~200 m… | ||
| Enhancing privacy and security through technological innovation | Calum MacLeod, David Martin, Carmela Troncoso, Ben Williams, Rita Zágoni | 01h 13m |
Panelists describe concrete tools and numbers: an open‑source ad blocker with half a billion downloads and an industry figure of 200 million ad blocker users… | ||
| Internet architecture & human rights | Corinne Cath, Stefania Milan, Stephanie Perrin, Niels ten Oever | 01h 14m |
ICANN’s registrar agreement forces public WHOIS publication, two-year retention after last contact and US-based data escrow, while registrars face accuracy… | ||
| Proactive processing of data for criminal investigations | Philippe de Koster, David Murakami Wood, Tatiana Tropina, Ulrich Würmeling | 01h 11m |
After the Paris attacks panels describe a concrete fix: FIUs open encrypted indexes to trusted peers and run a matching procedure that flags cross-border leads… | ||
| Reform of data protection in Japan | Andrew Adams, Kaori Ishii, Kazue Sako, Fumio Shimpo | 01h 16m |
Japan expands private-sector coverage in 2005 and revises the law in 2015 to create a single regulator, the Personal Information Protection Commission, but… | ||
| Obscured by algorithms: how to prove "yes" if computer says "no" | Hugo Jonker, Frederike Kaltheuner, Frank Robben, Jelte Timmer | 01h 12m |
Companies train algorithms by paying humans to answer queries (Facebook M) and harvest that data to build models, while IBM prototypes a virtual audit trail… | ||
| Data protection and Big Data: what about regulating Big Data analytics? | Babak Akhgar, Daniel Drewer, David Lyon, Helge Veum | 01h 16m |
Debate centers on whether to regulate the analytics layer — algorithms, profiles and models — not just data collection; concrete claims include predictive… | ||
| Trans-Atlantic data flows: in search of a long-term solution | Justin Antonipillai, Geoffrey Robertson CQ, Chris Hopfensperger, Marietje Schaake | 01h 10m |
Panel argues a durable post‑Safe Harbor framework must include clear oversight, judicial redress and routine review, not vague promises. Negotiators target a… | ||
| The Caspar Bowden panel on intelligence and democracy ... | William Binney, Wouter De Ridder, Robert S. Litt, Paul F. Nemitz, Florence Raynal | 01h 14m |
Panel documents specific programs and failures: massive fiber taps feed content and metadata into keyword searches so vast that bulk collection buries analysts… | ||
| What the Schrems decision means in the US and Europe. | Stefan Heumann, Hugo Roy, Max Schrems, Sarah St Vincent | 01h 12m |
Explains why the CJEU voids Safe Harbor: mass, generalized Upstream collection and company-assisted PRISM queries make EU data transfers an intrusion into the… | ||
| Implementing Trans-Atlantic intelligence reform two years from Snowden. | Joanna Cavan, Alexander Joel, Eduardo Ustaran, Caroline Wilson Palow | 01h 11m |
Since 2014 the US implements PPD‑28, ends bulk telephone metadata collection and replaces it with the USA Freedom Act (court-approved selectors, company-held… | ||
| Intelligence services' surveillance in the EU: Fundamental rights, ... | Wouter De Ridder, Mario Oetheimer, Federica Resta, Thorsten Wetzling | 01h 13m |
FRA produces a snapshot of EU28 laws and finds only five member states with detailed SIGINT laws (France, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, UK); fieldwork targets… | ||
| Five minutes to midnight: Averting cyberwar | Diana Alonso Blas, Timothy Edgar, Bente Erichsen, Mark Schissler | 01h 10m |
Panel proposes a concrete cyberspace non‑armament accord modeled on Antarctic/outer space and the Chemical Weapons Convention, citing ITU precedent for… | ||
| Academic sessions privacy and surveillance | Timothy Libert, Jonathan Guislain, Jean-Marc Seigneur, Xavier Titi | 01h 04m |
A prototype called MUSES RT2AE enforces company policies by computing a realtime trust value from device context (Wi‑Fi, location, document sensitivity)… | ||
| Academic sessions health, risk and data protection | Leslie Stevens, Graeme Laurie, Christine Dobbs, Kerina Jones, Erik Krempel, Pascal Birnstill, Juergen Beyerer, Claire Levallois-Barth, Hugo Zylberberg | 01h 10m |
A prototype called MURSI detects corridor falls with live video, running three modes: default automated detection with immediate deletion, assessment via… | ||
| Ethical data handling | Michelle Dennedy, Gemma Galdon Clavell, Gloria González Fuster, Judith Rauhofer | 01h 14m |
Panel outlines a concrete push: industry and regulators co‑author a big data code of ethics that includes a unified ethical framework, guidance for data… | ||
| Wearing your privacy on your sleeve | Cecilia Alvarez, Tobias Bräutigam, Sjoera Nas, Claudia Prettner | 01h 09m |
Nike Plus investigation finds Nike Plus: 10–15 million Android installs sending height, weight, location and accelerometer data to servers, kept stores data… | ||
| Towards agreed practices for privacy impact assessments | Claire Gayrel, Johan Rambi, Anderson Santana de Oliveira, Sarah Spiekermann | 01h 15m |
Panel compares concrete PIA artifacts and their limits: a smart meter DPIA template v1.0 test phase Mar 2015–Oct 2016 (multi‑stakeholder workshops, finding… | ||
| Trans-atlantic discussions: Developing a sustainable 'Big Data' ecosystem ... | Giovanni Buttarelli, Torbjørn Frøysnes, Julie Brill, Helge Veum, David Hoffman, Antoinette Rouvroy, Daniel J. Weitzner, Martin Abrams | 01h 27m |
Panelists argue big data delivers real benefits but also concrete harms: connected devices create life‑threatening security risks (insulin pumps, cars)… | ||
| Celebrating Data protection day | Maria Michaelidou, Christiana Markou, David Hoffman, Marius Jammes, Sophie Vannier, Valérie Verbruggen | 01h 00m |
Council of Europe materials claim the GDPR rights are being turned into public tools: a handbook translated into ~30 languages with 130,000 English downloads… | ||
| Data, dignity and technology. Exploring digital ethics ... | Giovanni Buttarelli, Jennifer Baker, Kenneth Bamberger, Alexander Dix, Frank Pasquale | 01h 13m |
EDPS launches an Ethics Advisory Group charged to move beyond law into actionable guidance: a six-person panel that runs two public workshops (one with data… | ||
| Surveillance capitalism: a new societal condition rising | Kristina Irion, Birgitta Jónsdóttir, David Lyon, Marc Rotenberg | 49m |
Argument states that a new logic—surveillance capitalism—turns people’s actions into revenue by treating behavior as a raw material, aiming to predict and… | ||
| Technological totalitarianism, politics and democracy | Martin Schulz | 22m |
Argues digitization and Big Data can enable democracy or a new totalitarianism and treats personal data as the 21st‑century commons worth legal protection… | ||
| Between two commissions: the European Commission meets the Federal Trade Commission | Omer Tene, Julie Brill, Paul F. Nemitz | 01h 11m |
Safe Harbor is deadlocked around proving “essential equivalence,” with negotiators aiming for an adequacy decision within days and comitology taking weeks; the… | ||
| TTIP, TISA, CETA: is privacy a commodity for trading? | Jan Philipp Albrecht, Anna Fielder, Joseph Alhadeff, Kristina Irion, Cam Kerry, Burcu Kilic, Rupert Schlegelmilch | 01h 14m |
Panel argues trade deals add enforceable rules on cross‑border processing but create legal risk: the Safe Harbor judgment forces adequacy checks of whole legal… | ||
| DPA's and technology | Charles Raab, Ivan Szekely, John Borking, Marit Hansen, Amandine Jambert, Achim Klabunde | 01h 16m |
Survey of 32 national and 46 sub‑national DPAs reveals ~80% national response rate and extreme size variation (one-person offices to 100+ staff). Most DPAs… | ||
| Beyond ink and paper: software tools for monitoring ... | Marc Vael, Nikolaos Laoutaris, Krishna Gummadi, Hammed Haddadi, Karolina Mojzesowicz, Cathy O’Neil | 01h 08m |
Researchers describe concrete auditing tools: a measurement suite that goes viral and collects hundreds of thousands users to prove ISP traffic shaping… | ||
| Buckle-up: connected cars could face privacy bumps in the road ahead. | Lucas Melgaço, Wout van Wijk, Isabelle Chatelier, Simon Hania, Brigitte Lonc, Maurice Schellekens, Panagiotis Papadimitratos | 01h 13m |
Cars run dozens of ECUs and sensors that log wheel speed, passenger weight and location, then push that data off‑board to vendor and third‑party clouds… | ||
| Is there right for offline alternatives in a digital world? | Brent Mittelstadt, Tobias Matzner, Ero Balsa, Katleen Gabriels, Hille Koskela, Carsten Ochs | 01h 17m |
Panel argues there is no simple right to drop out of a digitized society but there is a defensible claim to offline alternatives that preserve specific… | ||
| Secrecy as mode of governance | Cristopher Docksey, Philipp Offermann, Pia Eberhardt, Leon Hempel, Dagmar Hovestädt, Annie Machon | 01h 10m |
Secrecy appears as practice: the Stasi’s 40 years of files become public after the 1989 revolution and the archives stay open Stasi archives opened 26 years… | ||
| Regulatory choices and privacy consequences | Christopher Kuner, David Hoffman, Susanne Augenhofer, Kenneth Bamberger, Chris Hoofnagle, Peter Hustinx | 01h 14m |
Empirical interviews and document review across France, Germany, Spain, the UK and the US show when ambiguity pairs with real accountability firms build… | ||
| Loving the no hate web? Another look into women's digital rights | Gloria González Fuster, Jennifer Baker, Renata Avila, Belma Kucukalic, Cheryl Miller, Jillian York | 01h 12m |
Panel argues that current tools and policies fail women online and offers concrete responses: a female digital starter weekend teaches 40 women hands‑on app… | ||
| Boundaries of law: Global perspectives on transparency, accountability & oversight ... | Renata Avila, Ben Wagner, Agnès de Cornulier, Douwe Korff, Frank la Rue, Julia Powles | 01h 13m |
Panelists map specific legal failures and fixes: secret decree 2008 enables undersea cable mass collection in France, the July law approves long data retention… | ||
| Technologies for border control and beyond ... | Diana Dimitrova, Anne-Marie Oostveen, Gabriel Blaj, Wilfried Grommen, Maik Rodulf, Angela Sasse | 01h 16m |
Panel summarizes results from the EU Smart Borders pilot: kiosks and e‑gates perform passport read, watchlist checks and biometric capture (face, iris… | ||
| Transparency reports. | Peggy Valcke, Eleni Kosta, Artur Alves, Nate Cardozo, Niels Huijbregts, Mark Lange | 01h 12m |
Panel traces how companies moved from one Google report in 2009 to dozens by 2015, compares Google’s downloadable CSVs with Amazon’s three‑page PDF, and shows… | ||
| Securing cyber critical infrastructure. | Tal Zarsky, Isabel Skierka, Amit Ashkenazi, Bryan Cunningham, Bibi van den Berg, Michel van Leeuwen | 01h 12m |
Panel traces concrete choices: the EU NIS directive lists five sectors and omits food and water, the Netherlands plans a reporting duty covering 2,000… | ||
| Data transfers between the EU and ASIA | Hiroshi Miyashita, Isabelle Chatelier, Sébastien Gambs, Abu Bakar Munir, Hee-Eun Kim, Takeshige Sugimoto | 01h 16m |
Panel argues Schrems voids Safe Harbor and forces far tighter scrutiny of non‑EU laws, especially surveillance carve‑outs; no Asian regime yet has an EU… | ||
| The role and power of DPAS - Between CJEU and GDPR. | Mark Cole, Andra Giurgiu, Franziska Boehm, Hielke Hijmans, Bart van der Sloot, Georges Weiland | 01h 16m |
Panel explains how recent CJEU rulings (Google Spain, Schrems, Weltimmo) expand DPAs’ territorial reach and force independent investigation duties, and how the… | ||
| Accountability in Practice | Daniel Guagnin, Bojana Bellamy, Oran Kiazim, Lokke Moerel, Siani Pearson, Lauren Reid | 01h 22m |
Panel shows concrete results: benchmarking from over 100 organisations, a 140‑item Privacy Management Accountability Framework used in workshops, and… | ||
| Policy implications of the internet of things | Christian D'Cunha, Christoph Luykx, Paul Francis, Thibaut Kleiner, Anna Pouliou, Antoinette Rouvroy | 01h 03m |
Panel argues IoT moves from siloed device clouds to cross‑sector data fusion, predicting 20–50 billion devices and estimating a €1 trillion market by 2020… | ||
| Privacy, data protection and the internet of things | Ugo Pagallo, Shara Monteleone, Patricia Martigne, Brent Mittelstadt, Erich Schweighofer | 01h 13m |
Panel surveys concrete responses and failures: 1M2M release two drafts a privacy policy manager, role‑based and token auth for end‑to‑end IoT; standards work… | ||
| Making sense of the right to data portability | Jef Ausloos, Lillian Edwards, Esa Kaunistola, TJ McIntyre, Lilian Mitrou, Peter A. Swire | 01h 19m |
Panel examines GDPR’s right to data portability as a narrow, contested rule: it applies only to data processed by automated means, limited to data the subject… | ||
| Will the GDPR succeed in encouraging tech start-ups? | Stewart Dresner, Kaja Kallas, Ruth Boardman, Lenard Koschwitz, Catriona Meehan, Antony Walker | 01h 01m |
Panel tests the final GDPR text against two fictional startups Lend.io and Spot.Hole: Lend.io keeps automated profiling but must add safeguards, a DPO and a… | ||
| The Return of the crypto-wars: protecting encryption. | Anna Buchta, Simon Davies, William Binney, Duncan Campbell, Gus Hosein, Bart Preneel | 01h 06m |
Argument that agencies built bulk systems to ingest and index everything and then removed earlier filters, originally designed to process 20 terabytes a… | ||
| Academic sessions on data protection law and privacy | William Webster, Uchenna Jerome Orji, Eric Lachaud, Antonio Kung, Frank Kargl, Santiago Suppan, Jorge Cuellar, Henrich Poehls, Adam Kapovits, Nicolas Notario, Yod Samuel Martin | 01h 01m |
Article 39 claims to deliver certification that will show accountability and transparency but the draft is overly detailed and process‑bound, creating… | ||
| Academic sessions on data processing and privacy | Ivan Szekely, Primavera De Filippi, Gianclaudio Malgieri, Christoph Bier, Simon Kömpf | 01h 13m |
Panel argues consent-driven data flows erode autonomy and offers concrete fixes: a honeypot experiment registers 152 accounts and 460 newsletters across 612… | ||
| Philosophy and privacy: New inter(faces) | Michael Nagenborg, Pete Fussey, Liliana Arroyo Moliner, David Barnard-Wills, Marjolein Lanzing, Aimee van Wynsberghe | 01h 12m |
Panel argues specific, evidence-based links between devices and social effects: analysis of YouTube comments, patents and product rollouts shows Google Glass… | ||
| Privacy and Net neutrality: Mutually Reinforcing? | Massimo Attoresi, Estelle Masse, Maryant Fernández, Raegan MacDonald, Ben Wagner | 01h 11m |
Panel argues that inspecting packets is the real risk: regulators find one in five fixed-line and about half of mobile ISPs already interfere with traffic, and… | ||
| A new surveillance revolution: Body worn cameras and public services. | William Webster, Alexander Neumann, Kishor Mistry, Bryce Clayton Newell, Bart van der Aa, Tom Van Ham | 01h 11m |
Body‑worn video appears across police, transport and event teams with realtime live‑streaming to command rooms, local cloud or on‑prem backends, GPS overlays… | ||
| Mobile Health | Sjaak Nouwt, Joan S. Antokol, Marian Hoekstra, Eugenio Mantovani, Nico Schutte, Annabel Seebohm, Peteris Zilgalvis | 01h 14m |
An industry-facilitated Medical App Checker gives doctors three concrete checks — targeted search, quality (CE‑mark if it dispenses diagnosis or enables device… | ||
| Political behavioural targeting | Chris Hoofnagle, Frederik Zuiderveen Borgesius, Claes de Vreese, D. Sunshine Hillygus, Frank Pasquale, Gabriela Zanfir | 01h 07m |
Panelists describe concrete methods: campaigns start with public voter files (names, turnout, party), match them to credit‑card, subscription and consumer… | ||
| Cross Border data requests for law enforcement in the post-Snowden era. | Patrick Penninckx, Peter A. Swire, Aaron Altschuler, Bertrand de la Chapelle, Gail Kent, Carly Nyst | 01h 13m |
Cross border criminal data access relies on a slow MLAT workflow that providers say can take close to a year while courts and ministers report a thousandfold… | ||
| The right to encryption: Securing private communications versus law enforcement. | Sophie in ‘t Veld, Martijn Egberts, Katarzyna Szymielewicz, Michiel Pestman, Wil van Gemert | 01h 32m |
Law enforcement says encryption is blocking investigations: ransomware locks thousands, remote‑access trojans let attackers watch victims, and 75% of cyber… | ||
| Toys that listen. | Sophie Louveaux, Lillie Coney, Bryce Clayton Newell, Riccardo Masucci, Mike McCrory, Emily McReynolds, Malte Spitz | 01h 07m |
Connected toys like Hello Barbie, Amazon Echo and Jibo record voice, send transcripts to cloud servers, and ship with always-on microphones and parental… | ||
| What about data retention? | Anna Biselli, Diego Naranjo, Fulco Blokhuis, Willem Debeuckelaere, Fanny Hidvegi, Jaroslaw Lotarski, Philippe Van Linthout | 01h 10m |
CJEU cancels the Data Retention Directive on 8 April 2014, leaving a fragmented patchwork: about 22 member states keep national laws while six lack them… | ||
| Appfail or appwin? Towards consumer rights and privacy in mobile apps. | Julie Brill, Andrew Rebera, Finn Lützow-Holm Myrstad, Romain Robert, Richard Tynan, Marc van der Ham | 01h 14m |
FTC and regulator work documents enforcement and measurements: FTC wins settlements returning 32 million dollars to consumers and cites apps sharing health and… | ||
| No more trade-offs: Achieving innovative growth and user trust ... | Stephen Deadman, Clare McKitrick, Anne Holohan, Lionel Janin, Julian Ranger, Frederick Richter | 01h 05m |
Claims that innovation and user trust aren’t mutually exclusive, backed by roundtables across Amsterdam, Paris, Berlin and Warsaw and two reports that map four… | ||
| Data minimization vs personalized computing experiences. | Marie Charlotte Roques Bonnet, Vesela Gladicheva, Celine Deswarte, Mario Guglielmetti, Jules Polonetsky, Jyn Schultze-Melling | 01h 13m |
Panel argues GDPR tightens data minimization and purpose limitation while preserving space for personalization via lawful bases beyond consent; regulators push… | ||
| The data protection reform: The reform in perspective. | Florence Raynal, Wojciech Rafał Wiewiórowski, Gerrit Hornung, Isabelle Falque Pierrotin, Timothy Kirkhope, Brendon Lynch, Karolina Mojzesowicz | 01h 13m |
Regulation promises a single EU regime but leaves 40–60 opening clauses and many vague terms that national laws and courts must specify, risking fresh… | ||
| The data protection reform: Where are we and where are we going? | Bruno Gencarelli, Julia Powles, Jan Philipp Albrecht, Michał Boni, Marju Lauristin, Axel Voss | 01h 10m |
The panel reports that the GDPR is finally agreed as a package with concrete changes: a one-stop shop for cross-border enforcement, mandatory breach… | ||
| The E-privacy directive: Superfluous, or a solution to stop the pendulum ... | Cornelia Kutterer, Els De Busser, Anna Buchta, Rosa Barcelo, Mikko Niva, Bas van der Leij | 01h 07m |
European Commission starts a 2016 review of the e‑Privacy Directive with a public consultation and two planned workshops in the first half of the year, aiming… | ||
| The risk-based approach to privacy: How far should we go? | Daniel Le Métayer, Marit Hansen, Bojana Bellamy, Claude Castelluccia, Raphaël Gellert, Henry Rothstein | 01h 13m |
GDPR already uses the word "risk" about 70–80 times and makes privacy impact assessments mandatory for high‑risk processing; anonymization is inherently… | ||
| Privacy in the EU and US: A debate | Max Schrems, Peter A. Swire | 01h 17m |
PRE-CPDP 2016: ”Privacy in the EU and US: A debate between Max Schrems and Peter Swire."
CPDP was delighted to welcome special guest speakers: Peter Swire… | ||
| Welcome and introduction | Paul De Hert | 22m |
Conference runs with 60 panels and institutional backing from 20 universities, promises multi‑stakeholder panels and asks attendees to flag one‑dimensional… | ||
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