Guiding Principles Cybersecurity, Privacy and Digital Identity for Data Sharing – Smart City case

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Guiding Principles Cybersecurity, Privacy and Digital Identity for Data Sharing – Smart City case

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 29th of June.

Together with Connect2Trust, Digie and Roseman Labs, the Data Sharing Coalition will organise a session around the guiding principles on cybersecurity, digital identity and privacy for data sharing. In this session we use a smart mobility and energy use case to show how these principles strengthen organisations in becoming future proof for sharing data. We will showcase what challenges occur in a Smart City with regards to cybersecurity, digital identity and privacy for data sharing and how these challenges can be tackled.

Join our session on the 29th of June (15:00-16:30) to learn more about the Guiding Principles on Cybersecurity, Privacy and Digital Identity for to data sharing. Register now, send us an email (info@datasharingcoalition.eu) to join this session.

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

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