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Privacy by Design in the Age of Big Data |
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While organizations have practical incentives to make the most of their ever growing observation space (the data they have access to), they also have a pressing need to embed in these systems enhanced privacy protections. We outline in this paper just such an example — how an advanced Big Data sensemaking technology was, from the ground up, engineered with privacy-enhancing features. Some of these features are so critical to accuracy that the team decided they should be mandatory — so deeply baked-in they cannot be turned off.
This paper demonstrates how privacy and responsibility can be advanced in this new age of Big Data analytics. |
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Big Data, Privacy, Privacy by Design, analytics, IBM |
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Ann Cavoukian, Ph.D.
Information & Privacy Commissioner,
Ontario, Canada
Jeff Jonas
IBM Fellow
Chief Scientist, IBM Entity Analytics |
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Jun 08, 2012 |
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