BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.2.3.1//EN TZID:Europe/Berlin X-WR-TIMEZONE:Europe/Berlin BEGIN:VEVENT UID:54@hiig.de DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20130726T123000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20130726T193000 DTSTAMP:20140117T142322Z URL:https://www.hiig.de/events/cloud-computing-and-eu-data-protection-regu lation/ SUMMARY:Cloud Computing and EU Data Protection Regulation DESCRIPTION:Standards\, Design Considerations\, and Operations Recommendati ons for Privacy-friendly Cloud Computing\nDer internationale Workshop Clou d Computing and the EU Draft General Data Protection Regulation bringt St akeholder aus Politik\, Recht und Technik zusammen\, um ein gemeinsames Ve rständnis von Privacy und Datenschutz zu erlangen\, vor allem im Hinblick auf das Verhältnis von rechtlichen Anforderungen zu technischen Umsetzun gmöglichkeiten. Cloud Computing wird dabei einen thematischen Schwerpunkt bilden. Die Workshop-Sprache wird Englisch sein.\n\nHosts\nHumboldt-Unive rsität zu Berlin (HU)\nAlexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society (HIIG)\n\nCo-Host\nCisco Systems\, Inc.\n\nFurther Venue Informati on\nHumboldt-Universität zu Berlin | Faculty of Law\nRoom E034\nKommode | Bebelplatz 2\nD – 10099 Berlin\nOpenStreetMap\n\nArrival by public tran sportation\nThe Bus lines 100\, 200 as well as TXL will take you to the bu s stop »Staatsoper«.\nMetro- and Train-Stations in direct vicinity:\nFra nzösische Straße (U6)\nHausvogteiplatz (U2)\nS-Bahnhof Friedrichstraße (U6 / S1 / S2/ S3 / S5 / S7 / S75 and several regional trains)\n\nArriving at Hauptbahnhof take S3 / S5 / S7 / S75 to S-Bahnhof Friedrichstraße.\nF rom Airport Schönefeld take S45 in direction of Südkreuz\, where you ste p out in S+U-Bahnhof Tempelhof and change to U6 in direction Alt-Tegel as far as Französische Straße.\nFrom Airport Tegel take the Bus line TXL to the bus stop »Staatsoper«.\n\nSchedule\n12:30 – 13:00: Reception\n13: 00 – 13:15: Welcome Address\, Introduction\n13:15 – 14:45: Session 1\n 14:45 – 15:00: Coffee Break\n15:00 – 16:30: Session 2\n16:30 – 16:45 : Coffee Break\n16:45 – 18:15: Session 3\n18:15 – 18:30: Closing\n18:3 0 – 19:30: Stand-up Reception with pretzels\n\nBackground\nAgainst the b ackdrop of an immensly increased dimension of data processing including th e international flow of data in the last decade virtually all the relevant actors in the field have had to come to terms with the importance of priv acy and data protection issues.\nWhile everyone is aware of the fact that something has to be done in order to safeguard the privacy of Internet use rs\, the question of how this end could be achieved by using what means re mains open as much as it remains contested. Engineers in this respect need to know the underlying values\, societal goals\, and legal operationaliza tions of privacy and data protection\, and their manifestation in legislat ion of which the EU Draft General Data Protection Regulation is one exampl e. Politicians/Practitioners on their part must understand the fundamental limits of any approach that intends to translate privacy and data protect ion goals into technical systems. Finally\, lawyers need to understand the characteristics of technical standardization compared to traditional meth ods of law making.\nThe workshop aims at bringing together politicians\, l awyers\, and engineers for an interdisciplinary discussion in order to imp rove the mutual understanding of what is to be done\, what principles appl y\, and what the technical limits of implementing privacy and data protect ion into ICT systems are. Special emphasis will thereby be placed on the i ssue of cloud computing.\n\nWorkshop Agenda and Expected Outcome\n\nSessio n 1: Societal goals and forms of legal operationalization\nModerator: Ingo lf Pernice\n Speakers: Nicolas Dubois (EU Commission)\, Caspar Bowden\nThe goal of the first session is to gain a specific understanding of what is privacy and data protection\, and what the expectations of politicians and lawyers to technology\, designers\, and standard-developing organizations entail.\n\n What are the (individual and societal\; philosophical\, socio logical\, political) protection goals of privacy and data protection\, whi ch meta norms they are derived from(freedom\, dignity\, autonomy\, control etc.)? Which conflict of norms can be observed? What are sub-goals? (conf identiality\, integrity\, availability\, transparency\, non-linkability\, intervenability etc.) and how are they pursued?\n What are the ends the Co mmission wants to achieve by its current draft GDPR? What are the underlyi ng expectations lawmakers have towards ICT designers and manufacturers wit h respect to the technical implementation of privacy goals. What demands a re lawmakers attaching to the processes of technical standard-setting?\n H ow have privacy and data protection goals been legally operationalized so far? (PII as legal reference object\, process orientation\, whitelist appr oach\, weighting of interests etc.)\n What are the legal requirements for ICT systems? What are the legal demands put upon the process of formulatin g technical requirements? (openness\, transparency\, documentation\, manag ement etc.)\n How are legal privacy and data protection rules enforced?\n\ nSession 2: Technical standardization\nModerator: Jeanette Hofmann\n Speak ers: Rainer Stentzel (BMI)\, Alissa Cooper (CDT)\nThis second session is supposed to contribute to a better understanding of the processes themselv es as well as their underlying rationales. Attention will specifically be commanded to existing approaches of technical privacy and data protection requirements. The aim of this session is thereby to reconcile the politici ans’ and lawyers’ expectations concerning technical solutions with wha t is technically feasible.\n\n Who are the stakeholders? How is standardiz ation organized? What are the processes? What is taken for granted in tech nical standards processes? How are these standards enforced?\n What are si milarities and differences between standards for (protocol) designers and operational recommendations issued by standard-developing organizations (S DO) respectively?\n How came the IETF draft on Privacy Considerations for Internet Protocols into being? What are the characteristics of its approac h? Are there further experiences with respect to standardization of techni cal privacy and data protection requirements?\n What are the major obstacl es for standardization bodies concerning legal regulations and legal requi rements\, especially with regard to the area of privacy and data protectio n? How can they be addressed?\n\nSession 3: Bridging the gap\nModerator: C laus Schaale\n Speakers: TBA (EU Commission)\, Gunter Van de Velde (IETF) \, Fred Baker (IETF)\, Jörg Pohle (HIIG)\nIn order to link the general as pects mentioned above with specific cases “on the ground” the workshop will deal with the issue of cloud computing.\nThe goal is thereby to disc uss a set of recommendations concerning “operational privacy” or “pr ivacy management” in this field.\n\n What is the Commission demanding fr om cloud computing providers and other stakeholders in the area of cloud c omputing with respect to privacy and data protection?\n What are the exper iences with standardization in the area of cloud computing? (e.g. OpenStac k Initiative)\n What are technically correct\, lay-person-useful\, and law yer-useful recommendations for “operational privacy” (comparable to Op sec)?\n Is the “conventional approach” of ensuring compliance by certi fication (through third parties) still feasible in this field?\n\nWorkshop Style\nParticipants are requested to submit a position paper for the work shop. They are required to read all papers in preparation for the workshop .\nThe workshop will be structured as a series of working sessions. Each s ession will start with two or three short presentations by invited speaker s. Presentations will provide relevant background information or controver sial ideas worth discussing.\nThe workshop’s main focus will be on the d iscussions. Discussions will be results-oriented.\n\nThe workshop is not o rganised as a public event. 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