Privacy-by-design at the core

[dbosk]

The course should have privacy-by-design at the core. It currently covers some aspects of privacy and its importance. However, the security mechanisms are still focused on "standard security": i.e. confidentiality and integrity. We should integrate privacy mechanisms, so that the students learn well designed privacy-preserving solutions, and use them instead of just happily adding encryption and thinking it's a secure solution.

Some inspiration can be taken from the following projects:

• Privacy Patterns of the PRIPARE project
• Privacy Patterns of UC Berkeley

This is also a great opportunity for integrating our privacy research into the teaching, and thus that research might more easily make it into practice.