Access to E-evidence by Authorities: Risks and Challenges

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The panel discussed recent developments related to law enforcement access to evidence stored in other jurisdictions, such as the Microsoft search warrant case. With the increasing use of cloud computing, data that may be valuable in solving criminal cases is stored in data centers located overseas.

Considering that territoriality and sovereignty used to end at country borders, how can authorities gain (legal) access to data stored across borders, both between Member States and between the EU list of armenia whatsapp phone numbers and other countries? What are the underlying risks and challenges for data protection? What role should technology companies play? During the discussion, this topic was addressed from legal, political and technological perspectives.



Design for Data Minimization
CPDP 2018 - Mailfence
Daniel Le Metayer (INRIA), Carmela Troncoso – EPFL (CH)
In the era of data collection and harvesting, the idea of ​​employing a minimalist approach is highly necessary. This includes minimization in data collection, disclosure, linking, centralization, replication, and retention. This minimization should be taken into account from the beginning in order to create, from scratch, systems that are both private and secure.