ОТ ЗАЩИТЫ ДАННЫХ ДО «ЗАЩИТЫ НЕПРИКОСНОВЕННОСТИ ЧАСТНОЙ ЖИЗНИ ПУТЕМ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ». РАЗМЫШЛЕНИЯ В СВЕТЕ НОВОГО ЕВРОПЕЙСКОГО ОБЩЕГО РЕГЛАМЕНТА ПО ЗАЩИТЕ ИНФОРМАЦИИ

В статье описывается процесс, который привел к принятию нового европейского регламента по защите данных в контек- сте быстрого развития информационно-коммуникационных технологий и резкого увеличение потоков данных (Большие дан- ные). Защита данных и защита права на не- прикосновенность частной жизни могутрассматриваться в качестве ограничения для развития технологий. С другой стороны, бы- строе развитие интеллектуальных городов и ИКТ приносит новые риски для защиты основных прав. Новый европейский регла- мент №. 2016/679 может быть недостаточным для защиты права на неприкосновенность частной жизни в эпоху больших объемов данных. Возможно, необходим какой-то но- вый инструмент для защиты персональных данных и, следовательно, неприкосновен- ности частной жизни. В статье предлагается понятие «неприкосновенность частной жиз-ни путем исследования» как новый метод проектирования для устройств, баз данных и приложений обеспечивающий неприкосно- венность частной жизни.Хотя авторство идеи совместное, разделы 1, 2, 3 написаны С. Калцолайо, а разделы 4 и 5 написаны В. Паньянелли.

информационные и коммуникационные технологии, Большие данные, европейские персональные данные, защита права на частную жизнь в ходе конструирования, защита права на частную жизнь путем исследования

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