How To De-classify Data and Rethink Transfer of Data between US and EU

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Ulf Mattsson, Chief Security Strategist, Protegrity

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Companies need immediate rethink on transfer data to the United States since the Privacy Shield transatlantic pact is declared invalid. The Court of Justice of the European Union found that the Privacy Shield does not meet the GPDR requirements and cannot ensure a level of protection. We will discuss how to achieve compliant pseudonymization, including protecting not only direct identifiers but also indirect identifiers and additional attributes, while still preserving the data’s utility for its intended use. We will also discuss different international privacy standards, the new Schrems II, clarify pseudonymization and other data privacy techniques. We will also discuss • Data privacy and working remotely • That GDPR does not apply to data that is no longer identifiable • Pseudonymization used nationally, as well as for trans-border communication • Pseudonymization use cases for privacy protection of personal health information • Re-identification attacks, full and partial • Extracting new information out of an anonymous or pseudonymous database through re-identification • Linkage mechanisms • The data de-classification process and workflow • Pseudonymization services best practices and trustworthy practices for operations • Policy framework for operation of pseudonymization services • When to use pseudonymization and/or anonymization
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