Privacy

ITPI joined with Google and the Milken Innovation Center in Jerusalem to host a roundtable on smart regulation.

Secondary health data use in research has the potential to improve the lives of individuals, as well as transform health care systems and health-related science and innovation.

This event, organised by the parliament’s research center, raised prominent questions about the role of legislatures and regulators, in governing the internet activity of tech giants, for the protection of people’s rights.

One of the most major developments in data protection in Israel in the past year has been the publication of the Privacy Protection (Data Security) Regulations, in May 2017, which came into effect in May 2018. What’s next?

ITPI hosts leading experts on privacy and data protection from USA and Israel to discuss the new European General Data Protection Regulation, privacy and security law in Israel and the prospects of legislation in the U.S.

Today’s cities are pervaded by growing networks of connected technologies to generate actionable, often real-time data about themselves and their citizens.

This tool will help citizens, companies, and communities understand the technologies at the heart of smart city and smart community projects – and their potential impact on privacy.

De-identification, the process of removing personally identifiable information from data collected, stored and used by organizations, was once viewed as a silver bullet allowing organizations to reap data benefits while at the same time avoiding risks and legal requirements.

Over half a century ago, Jane Jacobs sparked a revolution in urban planning with her 1961 book The Death and Life of Great American Cities, challenging the first wave of progressive urban renewal policies for failing to respect the needs and diversity of city-dwellers.