Identifiability remains a critical issue in data protection, particularly in the context of data spaces, data-sharing services, and AI development and deployment. As the European Union continues to strengthen its regulatory framework through the Data Governance Act, the Data Act, and the European Health Data Space Regulation, a deep understanding of anonymisation and pseudonymisation is essential for ensuring compliance and responsible data use.
To support those interested in exploring these concepts further, we are pleased to share a selection of key readings by Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon, co-director of the Brussels Privacy Hub. These resources provide valuable insights into the EU’s approach to data risk management and the evolving landscape of data protection.
Recommended Readings:
- Forthcoming Paper in the European Journal of Risk Regulation: “Identifiability, as a Data Risk: Is a Uniform Approach to Anonymisation About to Emerge in the EU?”
- Blog Posts on European Law Blog:
- Short Paper in Privacy and Data Protection: “The State of Pseudonymisation in the EU: Where Do We Stand Today”
These readings are particularly relevant for professionals and researchers working on data sharing, data spaces, and AI model development and deployment under the new EU regulations. They aim to facilitate the development of a coherent approach to data and model governance with a view to maintain a high level of data protection across the chapters of the EU digital rulebook.
Stay tuned for further insights and discussions on these crucial topics from the Brussels Privacy Hub.