Cybersecurity, Privacy and Digital Identity Trends and Insights for Data Sharing

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Cybersecurity, Privacy and Digital Identity Trends and Insights for Data Sharing

This content was created by the Data Sharing Coalition, one of the founding partners of the CoE-DSC.

Join an informative session with our participants Connect2Trust, Roseman Labs and Digie on the 16th of March.

Trust is required to enable data sharing. One element that fosters trust is the understanding of the technologies used. Connect2Trust, Roseman Labs and Digie, all participants of the Data Sharing Coalition, will present trends and insights into Cybersecurity, Privacy and Digital Identity technologies.

In short, Cybersecurity technology guarantees trust within the systems/methodologies used to share data. Privacy technology enables data usage without the need to see, own or share data. And Digital Identity technology ensures that you can trust that an individual is who (s)he claims to be.

Join our ‘Cybersecurity, Privacy and Digital Identity Trends and Insights for Data Sharing‘ session on the 16th of March (15:00-16:30) to learn more about Cybersecurity, Privacy and Digital Identity in relation to data sharing. Register now, send us an email to join this session.

Please send us an email: info@coe-dsc.nl

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