ENISA Report: Data Protection Engineering

Jan 28, 2022

ENISA has published a report that takes a wider look at data protection engineering with a view to support practitioners and organizations with practical implementation of technical aspects of data protection by design and by default. Data Protection Engineering can be perceived as part of data protection by Design and by Default. It aims to support the selection, deployment and configuration of appropriate technical and organizational measures in order to satisfy specific data protection principles.

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