Developing privacy
summary
Explains concrete rules from GDPR: legal bases (consent, contract, legitimate interest), fines up to €20M or 4% of global turnover, and real-world de-anonymization like AOL’s release of 20 million queries from ~650,000 users and the study that date of birth + gender + ZIP re-identifies ~80% of Americans. Recommends engineering controls: managed service identity instead of embedded DB passwords, Azure privileged identity management and Security Center auditing, encryption at rest, test-data generation with Faker, and follows the CNIL ruling on backups and retention.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 2:03I am not a lawyer
- 2:58What is Privacy?
- 4:01What is Personal Data?
- 5:48Why do we care?
- 13:33GRPR Article 83
- 14:39Rules GDPR Article
- 18:25Legal obligation
- 25:23Data minimization
- 26:54Privacy policy
- 28:03Techniques
- 32:31Anonymization
- 43:46Access
- 48:06ASP.NET Core GDPR
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