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A privacy by design approach can be mandated (or otherwise encouraged) by legal or regulatory provisions, if scientific discoveries demonstrate that a service can be offered practicably in a more privacy protecting way. This could involve, for example, requiring that comprehensive and iterative privacy risk and impact assessments be carried out and that state-of-the-art privacy technologies be adopted.

The end structure of the new systems was very strongly informed by the PbD principles.

(We) used it as the guiding structure in developing the information that would help judge the viability of our privacy situation.

As a PbD Ambassador, I’m a fervent supporter of its Principles and can attest to the fact that the framework has improved our clients’ privacy postures. We are excited about the prospect of PbRD having the same, if not greater impact on legacy systems and applications. Keep innovating!

Congratulations to you (on the PbD Resolution)! You are such a tremendous pioneer for Canada in this arena, and we are thrilled to see this success.

I want to congratulate you on the incredible achievement of what I would call the Privacy by Design movement. Based on the OECD and International Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners’ conferences in Israel it is clear that industry, government and NGOs have all embraced PbD everywhere in the world. I say this based on both the conversations I had with individuals and the sessions I attended. People understand and seem committed.

Privacy By Design is a set of seven high-level concepts, created by Ontario Privacy Commissioner Ann Cavoukian, for organizations to follow to help ensure they establish and build privacy controls within their business processes.

Intel views Privacy by Design as a necessary component of our accountability mechanisms that we implement in our product and service development processes. We would encourage the Subcommittee to include a provision in the bill specifically requiring that organizations ensure that privacy is included as a principle in product and service development processes.Intel views Privacy by Design as a necessary component of our accountability mechanisms that we implement in our product and service development processes. We would encourage the Subcommittee to include a provision in the bill specifically requiring that organizations ensure that privacy is included as a principle in product and service development processes.

A long-time advocate of privacy technologies, Ann coined the term Privacy by Design in the mid-nineties and subsequently wrote two books relating to the subject.

Ann Cavoukian is a rare breed — a government official working with privacy and technology who

“This is amazing. Every time I see something like this, it makes me sad that the US doesn’t have anything like your office. The Commissioner has yet again shown bold leadership in the privacy space”