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Update about TSB UK EnCoRe Project – Ensuring Consent and Revocation

The 5 th Quarter Summary of EnCoRe ( http://www.encore-project.info ) R&D activities in the space of Consent and Revocation management is now available online at: http://www.encore-project.info/press_archive/Q5%20summary.pdf In addition, a new "service"...

Published 11-03-2009 1:54 AM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: EnCoRe
Good progress in the TSB EnCoRe Project – Ensuring Consent and Revocation

The TSB EnCoRe project (Ensuring Consent and Revocation) is making good progress towards his various objectives, involving the provision and management of consent and revocation. This topic has been tackled from various perspectives including: legal and...

Published 08-25-2009 8:01 PM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: EnCoRe
Do Enterprises know where they store personal data?

Apparently most of enterprises don't, at least based on this survey, called " Safeguarding the Currency of Business ", where they found that "71 percent of organizations queried said they did not have an accurate inventory of where...

Published 03-18-2009 6:03 PM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: Data Privacy, EnCoRe, Storage, Personal data
Twitter and its Privacy and Identity Management Implications

I recently started using Twitter (my link: http://twitter.com/MCasassaMont ). Twitter it getting more and more popular within (and across) organisations in particular for geographically distributed teams, to share their activities and whereabouts. I am...

Published 03-12-2009 5:33 PM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: identity management, privacy management, Identity Analytics, EnCoRe, Twitter
Built-in Data Loss Prevention and Analogy with Privacy Management

I have just read this interesting article, called " Microsoft, RSA Partner to Develop Next-Gen data Loss Prevention ", by Lawrence Walsh: "The alliance between Microsoft and RSA will move data loss prevention technology into the fabric...

Published 12-05-2008 9:51 PM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: privacy management, EnCoRe, built-in approach, data loss prevention
Part II: TSB EnCoRe Project – Ensuring Consent and Revocation

In a previous post of mine , I announced the UK TSB EnCoRe project, focusing on research on Consent and Revocation. A new version of the EnCoRe web site is now available online. I would be interested in getting your views and input on two aspects: Prior...

Published 10-28-2008 5:59 AM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: EnCoRe, consent, revocation
Announcing EnCoRe (Ensuring Consent and Revocation): a new UK IT Collaborative Project

A new UK IT collaborative project has been officially announced: EnCoRe - Ensuring Consent and Revocation (some initial press releases: here and here ): "As more and more personal information flows from individuals to organisations when they interact...

Published 09-20-2008 12:23 AM by marcocasassamont

Filed under: Privacy, identity management, EnCoRe, consent, revocation

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Update about TSB UK EnCoRe Project – Ensuring Consent and Revocation

Good progress in the TSB EnCoRe Project – Ensuring Consent and Revocation

Do Enterprises know where they store personal data?

Twitter and its Privacy and Identity Management Implications

Built-in Data Loss Prevention and Analogy with Privacy Management

Part II: TSB EnCoRe Project – Ensuring Consent and Revocation

Announcing EnCoRe (Ensuring Consent and Revocation): a new UK IT Collaborative Project