CPDP Conference Who is Who

Name: Marc van Lieshout

Affiliation: TNO Information and Communication Technology

Personal web-site:

http://www.science.uva.nl/~noordend/

Short BIO

Marc van Lieshout (1957) is senior researcher at TNO since February 2000. He has a focus on privacy and identity management studies. He is active in TNO combining societal, policy and technological knowledge in developing and researching privacy-friendly systems (privacy by design). He participates at the FP7 project VIRTUOSO where TNO leads the work package on a privacy and social impact assessment on data-mining technologies. He contributes to a project for the European Parliament on internet innovation and privacy. Since 2005, he is programme manager of the TNO knowledge programme on Societal Impact of ICT. In 2008-2009 he joined the JRC Institute for Prospective Technological Studies for a year as visiting scientist where he developed a three year project setting up a European Monitor on Personal Health Systems.

CPDP Conference 2011 presentation

Privacy Impact Assessments: Concepts and experiences

Within the Netherlands Privacy Impact Assessment has been studied in a national working group in order to create a uniformly shared approach that should be useful for both large scale and small scale companies and for public organisations. Notwithstanding an interesting approach in the design of the PIA, the original intentions failed to materialise. During the panel the background of the project and the dynamics of the process will be illustrated.