Luke Stark
Airi Lampinen
Jessica Vitak
Pamela Wisniewski
ABSTRACT
While there has been considerable academic work over the past decade on preserving and enhancing digital privacy, little of this scholarship has influenced practitioners in design or industry. By bringing together leading privacy academics and commercial stakeholders, this workshop builds on previous gatherings at ACM conferences and in the broader privacy community. Workshop attendees will address the 'privacy by design' implementation problem, and will work together to identify actionable methods and design heuristics for closing the gap between academic research and industry solutions for protecting user privacy in the design of systems, digital products and services.
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Index Terms
- Bridging the Gap between Privacy by Design and Privacy in Practice
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