The main purpose of the thesis is to study Privacy and how protecting Privacy, including the new regulation framework proposed by EU the GDPR, investigating how static analysis could help GDPR enforcement, and develop a new static analysis prototype to fulfill this task in practice. GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is a recent European regulation to harmonize and enforce data privacy laws across Europe, to protect and empower all EU citizens data privacy, and to reshape the way organizations deal with sensitive data. This regulation has been enforced starting from May 2018. While it is already clear that there is no unique solution to deal with the whole spectrum of GDPR, it is still unclear how static analysis might help enterprises to fulfill the constraints imposed by this regulation.
Privacy and Protecting Privacy: Using Static Analysis for legal compliance. General Data Protection Regulation
Sallaku, Redlon
2019/2020
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The main purpose of the thesis is to study Privacy and how protecting Privacy, including the new regulation framework proposed by EU the GDPR, investigating how static analysis could help GDPR enforcement, and develop a new static analysis prototype to fulfill this task in practice. GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is a recent European regulation to harmonize and enforce data privacy laws across Europe, to protect and empower all EU citizens data privacy, and to reshape the way organizations deal with sensitive data. This regulation has been enforced starting from May 2018. While it is already clear that there is no unique solution to deal with the whole spectrum of GDPR, it is still unclear how static analysis might help enterprises to fulfill the constraints imposed by this regulation.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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