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GDPR & Teknologiske Trends Are we guiding from the Front??!!!??? Hans Peter Dueholm, Nordic CTO, IBM Distinguished Engineer +45 2880 4269

Hans Peter Dueholm Nordic CTO, IBM Distinguished Engineer Cand.scient.oecon. with an ambition to generate the best economic model 40 years later Serving Financial Service Sector Client in major infrastructure projects Nordic CTO Member of IBM Academy of technology Member of Akademiet for Tekniske Videnskaber Digital Råd 2

Agenda GDPR Teknologiske Trends An IBM perspective on GDPR New technology to consider o Blockchain o Your intelligent avatar and refrigerator o Cognitive Insight for your benefit o Security Threads and Incident Prevention and Responsive Systems 3

IBM s GDPR approach in holistic GDPR Governance Data Privacy Strategy, Policies, and Standards Third party GDPR Alignment IBM has clustered GDPR activities across five domains, thereby covering the whole spectrum of GDPR: GDPR governance, covering amongst others legal assessment, third party management and risk and compliance People and Communications, covering employee awareness and training, and internal and external communication Processes, covering the GDPR readiness of HR, CRM and other business processes Holstic view across five domains People and Communications Processes Data Monitor and implement GDPR regulations, guidelines and best practices Allocate GDPR roles and responsibilities; assure training Notice Management Compliance for operational processes and services Identify and manage all structured and unstructured personal data Manage EU citizens rights across all channels Avatar Fridge Block chain Data, covering personal data life cycle management and citizen interaction Secure legitimate access to digital and physical data Cogniti ve sol. 4 Security, covering breach prevention and management and other digital security measures Security Manage and report data privacy breaches within set timeframe Attacks /preventi on

Blockchain New Technology to consider Democratic distributed Ledger. Transparans Full traceability of every transaction Permission-less Chains or Permissioned Chains Anonymous or partly open Who is the datacollector?? How can the right to be forgotten to executed?? And is this the optimal privacy by design http://www.nesta.org.uk/ 2017 will be the year Blockchain is harnessed by individuals to take back control of their online lives, says Eddie Copeland - See more at: http://www.nesta.org.uk/2017-predictions/blockchain-powers-personal-data-revolution#sthash.1rao074n.dpuf 6

Extract from BBVA research December 2016 Blockchain in FSS In summary, dealing with DLTs will probably require a redefinition of some fundamental foundations of law, and a reconversion of lawyers, regulators and policymakers, that will need to acquire new technology-related skills in order to be able to interpret a new world of decentralized autonomous businesses governed by automated relationships. https://www.finextra.com/finextra-downloads/featuredocs/wp_16-20.pdf 7

Your intelligent avatar and refrigerator New technology to consider o Your premium Endomondo APPs reports all your traing tours o You are avatar is cleaning your house o Your refrigerator will order what is missing o Is you or avatar/fridge that have the control of the data o You don t have car or fridge on your own. It is shared in a family or in group of people o What about shared a car o Balance between T&C, GDPR and our own convience 9

Intelligent devices in an GDPR-environment New technology to consider 1.Security breaches How can IOT devices help to report breaches 2. Consent How to obtain consent of sufficient quality from users of such devices in relation to data processing activities. 3. Privacy by design and privacy by default How does this impact the design of IOT devices and systems 4. Enhanced data subject rights How will IOT devices, applications and systems as to whether the necessary capabilities have been built-in to facilitate the exercise of these data subject rights in compliance with the GDPR, particularly in relation to data portability. 5. Processing Personal Data relating to children The GDPR will make it impossible for children under the age of 13 to consent on their own behalf to the processing of their personal data in relation to online services. 10

Cognitive Insight for your benefit New technology to consider Conflict between the market of one and privacy Optimized medicin for your specific desease Optimized food for you... How much does everything you do, say and write tell about you 12

IBM 5 in 5, 2017 5 things that will impact or life in 5 years With Artificial Intelligence (AI), our words will be a window into our mental health Hyper imaging and AI will give us superhero vision Macroscopes will help us understand Earth's complexity in infinite detail Medical labs on a chip will serve as health detectives Smart sensors will detect environmental pollution http://research.ibm.com/5-in-5/

Our words will be a window into our mental health IBM 5 in 5, 2017

Applied Computational Neuroscience IBM 5 in 5, 2017 Psych-E

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2016 Ponemon Cost of Data Breach Study Cognitive Insights for your benefit 18 http://www-03.ibm.com/security/data-breach/

Will the cost picture change with GDPR Cognitive Insights for your benefit 19

Security Threads and Incident Prevention and Response The clock starts and you have 72 hours Organizations are exploring cognitive security solutions to addrss their gaps and prepare and better incident response platform 20 http://www-03.ibm.com/security/cognitive/

GDPR is a major step forward But technology, human behaviour and threats are fast changing Look out for the risk for your self Look out for the risk for your company Team of teams. Stan McChrystal.. Efficiency vs. Agility and resilience 21