Panel | Advancing Pseudonymisation With a Universal Code of Conduct
summary
A draft universal code of conduct sets concrete rules and checkpoints for pseudonymizing data, covering controllers and processors, required documentation, a pseudonymization blender of criteria (data type, purpose, risk, volume, pseudonym type), and sector-specific good practices for analytics, marketing and health. An accredited monitor handles verification and can demand remediation or delisting; compliance feeds into DPIAs as a mitigating measure. Code owners are GDD and Bitkom, approval seeks the Belgian supervisor and enforcement relies on monitoring by SRIW/Scope Europe.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:14Welcome
- 1:40Code of Conduct
- 8:09Good practices
- 8:59Stakeholders
- 10:34GDPR
- 18:59Conclusion
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