dataprivacybydesign
Dataprivacybydesign refers to a practice and framework for embedding privacy protections into the design, development, and operation of information systems and business processes. It aims to ensure that privacy features are built in from the outset, rather than added after deployment, and that protections adapt as systems evolve and new data uses emerge.
Its conceptual roots lie in Privacy by Design, introduced by Canadian privacy expert Ann Cavoukian in the
Implementation involves privacy requirements engineering within the system development lifecycle, data mapping and risk assessment, and
Regulatory frameworks such as the GDPR require data protection by design and by default (Article 25). The