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ISO17799, Information Security Management and Privacy Enhancing Technologies

The purpose of this work is to define a coherent and comprehensive set of privacy-related guidelines for information security management. This set of privacy requirements is developed on top of a popular information security management standard, ISO17799.

The Code of Practice of this standard includes a large number of requirements for the management of information security. However, specific requirements for privacy-sensitive data processing are missing. A specific set of requirements can be helpful in various settings, especially when developing management procedures and privacy policies. The proposed requirements are developed according to the typical 17799 formatting and structural conventions. Moreover, an effort was made to respect the same general approach to content and the abstraction level suggested by the current standard.

This research project was presented at the 19th Annual Computer Security Applications Conference in Las Vegas, NV, Dec. 2003.

PDF document Draft privacy enhancements to IS17799, version 0.94. Sept. 28, 2002

PPT Presentation of the enhancements to IFIP WG9.6/11.7 meeting in Prague, June 1, 2002

PDF document Article presented at 19th ACSAC, Dec. 13, 2003

PPT Presentation at 19th ACSAC, Dec. 13, 2003

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Last update: Feb 3, 2004.