privacybydesignprincipes
Privacybydesignprincipes refers to a set of design principles that embed privacy considerations into the development and operation of information systems, processes, and policies from the outset and throughout their lifecycle. The concept is commonly understood as Privacy by Design.
Origin: The framework was formulated by Ann Cavoukian, then Ontario's Information and Privacy Commissioner, in the
Core principles: The seven foundational principles are: Proactive not Reactive; Privacy by Design; Privacy as the
Relation to law: The European Union's General Data Protection Regulation incorporates the idea of data protection
Implementation: Practitioners apply privacybydesignprincipes through data minimization, purpose limitation, pseudonymization, secure defaults, ongoing privacy impact assessments,
Criticism and limitations: Critics point to ambiguous execution, potential conflicts with functionality, and the need for