Recently, I had the chance to collaborate with great group of privacy engineering experts. In our collaboration, we investigated factors that hamper the adoption of privacy engineering primitives, methods and strategies in real-world information systems. In particular, we identified the following four tactics to foster adoption: You can read all the details in our paper….
Continue reading →There is a very interesting (and fun to read) new paper on the “reverse privacy paradox”, authored by Jessica Colnago, Lorrie Cranor and Alessandro Acquisti. The authors investigate whether there is a reverse privacy paradox, i.e., a mismatch between participants’ dismissive perspectives on privacy and their privacy-protective behaviors In fact, I found the paper so well-written…
Continue reading →Whether and to what extent privacy engineering might be open to automation is a question that I asked myself for quite some time now. Luckily, I finally found some time to dig deeper into the topic during the last weeks. My research resulted in a first paper for which I happily handed in the camera-ready…
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