1. Datenschutz durch Technik: Rechtliche Förderungsmöglichkeiten von Privacy Enhancing Technologies am Beispiel der Videoüberwachung (DuD-Fachbeiträge)
Authored by Constantin Stechow, this seminal work brings to light the legal frameworks surrounding Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PET) specifically in the context of video surveillance. It is essential reading for anyone concerned with the implications of surveillance technology on privacy rights. The book delves into legal enhancement possibilities by showcasing how technology and law can harmoniously coexist to protect individual privacy. Stechow’s insights are not only relevant for legal scholars but also for tech developers who seek to align their innovations with current legal standards.
2. Privacy Enhancing Technologies: Third International Workshop, PET 2003
Edited by Roger Dingledine, this collection of revised papers from the PET 2003 workshop focuses on the forefront of research in privacy technologies. This book is particularly insightful as it encapsulates the latest innovations discussed by global experts, making it a foundational text for understanding the evolution of PET. By exploring technical solutions geared towards enhancing privacy, this book serves as a guide for developers and researchers alike and showcases different approaches to achieving privacy in an increasingly digital world.
3. Privacy Enhancing Technologies: 9th International Symposium, PETS 2009
This proceedings book features various groundbreaking research presented at the PETS 2009 symposium, edited by Ian Goldberg and Mikhail Atallah. It is a vital resource for anyone who needs up-to-date knowledge on the technological methods of preserving privacy. This collection encompasses different perspectives on security and anonymity within data transactions, making it not only informative but also practically applicable for technology users and regulators. These scholarly contributions offer depth in understanding how privacy can be safeguarded within a wide range of applications.
4. Digital Privacy: Theory, Technologies, and Practices
Edited by a team of privacy experts including Alessandro Acquisti, this comprehensive tome presents a holistic view of digital privacy encompassing theoretical frameworks, technological implementations, and practical applications. Each chapter dives deep into different aspects of privacy, making it a treasure trove for those serious about understanding privacy in the digital age. The breadth of its content, combined with the expertise of its contributors, makes it indispensable for educators, policy makers, and technology advocates who are navigating the complexities of digital privacy.
5. Security and Privacy in Biometrics
As biometric technologies become an integral part of security systems, the insights from Patrizio Campisi in this book are crucial. The book explores not only the technical aspects of biometric systems but also the accompanying privacy challenges. Understanding security measures in biometric usage is essential for professionals in both the tech industry and in legal fields. This book serves as a guide for those looking to enhance their knowledge of how biometrics and privacy intertwine, thereby educating readers on developing safe yet effective biometric processes.
6. Privacy Enhancing Technologies: 8th International Symposium, PETS 2008
With contributions from Nikita Borisov and Ian Goldberg, this compilation from the PETS 2008 symposium captures significant advancements in protective privacy technology approaches. It is essential for anyone involved in the development of privacy protection protocols. The dialogue shared among experts offers a stimulating examination of ideas and methodologies that seek to balance the necessity for privacy with technological innovation. This book is not just theoretical; it translates research into action, making it a powerful resource for practitioners in the field.
7. Privacy Enhancing Technologies: Second International Workshop, Pet 2002
Another significant addition to the PET literature, edited by Roger Dingledine and Paul Syverson, this book discusses the outcomes from the second international workshop on privacy enhancing technologies. The research presented gives readers a historical look at the evolution of privacy technologies and provides foundational knowledge that informs current practices. The discussions put forth innovative ideas that are still relevant in today’s discourse on privacy. This book is particularly beneficial for scholars aiming to trace the roots of contemporary privacy technologies.
8. Privacy Enhancing Technologies: 11th International Symposium, PETS 2011
Simone Fischer-Hübner and Nicholas Hopper compile this critical examination of the privacy technologies that were discussed during the 11th symposium. Addressing recent developments, the book fuses theory with practical considerations, allowing readers to grasp the tangible impacts of privacy technology research. Researchers and practitioners alike will find value in the findings documented within, as they reflect the evolving landscape of privacy. Each chapter emphasizes the importance of fostering privacy in technology development, making it an essential resource.
9. Privacy Enhancing Technologies: 13th International Symposium, PETS 2013
In this proceedings from the 2013 symposium, Emiliano De Cristofaro and Matthew Wright demonstrate the heights that privacy technology research has achieved. This collection provides an advanced analysis of significant privacy impacts, examining real-world implications of privacy-enhancing solutions. It’s ideal for those involved in policy crafting or technological innovation, ensuring that discussions surrounding privacy are both informed and applicable. The synthesis of empirical research and practical lessons inside can pave the way for more robust privacy technology solutions.
