4/17 (Thu.) 10:15 - 10:45 7F 702

Data Protection by Design Practices for ICT Systems

To address the issues of personal data and information security, Data Protection by Design (“DPbD”) for information and communications technology (“ICT”) systems is an approach where data protection measures are considered and incorporated into ICT systems during their development. By integrating data protection principles from the outset, organizations can build systems that better safeguard personal data and foster a culture of good data management practices. Ensuring DPbD at the beginning and throughout the lifecycle of an ICT system also helps to minimize unnecessary delays and reduce costs, compared to retrofitting data protection features afterward. DPbD should not be treated as an afterthought but rather embedded into an organization's practices.

I-Chen Lin
SPEAKER
Division Chief
Division of Privacy and Technology, Preparatory Office of Personal Data Protection Commission

TOPIC / TRACK
Privacy & Data Protection Forum

LOCATION
Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 2
7F 702

LEVEL
General General sessions explore new cybersecurity knowledge and non-technical topics, ideal for those with limited or no prior cybersecurity knowledge.

SESSION TYPE
Breakout Session

LANGUAGE
Chinese

SUBTOPIC
Data Protection
Data Security
Software Security