The Annual Privacy Forum (APF) celebrates its first 10 years, as the links between privacy protection & cybersecurity continue to grow

Artificial Intelligence (AI), data sharing and privacy-by-design were the top data protection and cybersecurity topics at the APF 2022 in Warsaw.

EDPS (@EU_EDPS)

Panel on Privacy by Design and #Cookies at #APF22 - #EDPS represented by @MAttoresti to clarify the EDPS views and guidelines on the protection of personal data processed through web services

ENISA (@enisa_eu)

#Privacy preserving data sharing remains a challenge in the current EU legislation, taking into account secure date transfers, anti-money laundering, anti- terrorism enforcement & the different roles and bodies involved in supervision. 2nd panel discussion is concluded at #APF22

Guidelines 3/2022 on Dark patterns in social media platform interfaces: How to recognise and avoid them | European Data Protection Board

EDPS (@EU_EDPS)

#APF22 has a key role in addressing scientific research on #privacy, building bridges between research in academia & practice activity of #EU institutions. This forum established by @enisa_eu has been developing over years becoming a yearly milestone for #dataprotection & privacy

EDPS (@EU_EDPS)

Annual Privacy Forum 2022 - Keynote speech by #EDPS @W_Wiewiorowski on scientific research, the role of #EU regulators, Artificial Intelligence and #GDPR enforcement. Honoured to be invited once again in such an important event to express views from #EDPS #APF22

EDPS (@EU_EDPS)

#Cooperation with academia is extremely important for our work: as regulators, we must apply the methodology of scientific research, asking questions we don't know the answers yet @W_Wiewiorowski #APF22

ENISA (@enisa_eu)

RT @EU_EDPS: #APF22 has a key role in addressing scientific research on #privacy, building bridges between research in academia & practice…

ENISA (@enisa_eu)

Inspiring keynote speech by @EU_EDPS @W_Wiewiorowski at #APF22 "From privacy regulator perspective it is important to build bridges between scientific research and practice in data protection and to deploy independent views that allow to effectively deal with new technologies."

ENISA (@enisa_eu)

We are in a ground breaking time in the field of #privacy; New emerging EU Regulations like the Digital Services Act, Digital Markets Act, the AI Act and #NIS2 will provide new tools and opportunities to better protect our fundamental rights. #APF22 day two kicked off!