Secure Computing and Hands-on Privacy By Design
summary
Covers GDPR timeline and the three-year gap without a US adequacy decision, explains an applied anonymization algorithm that enforces primary and secondary suppression on Norwegian school test aggregates (implemented and stress-tested against prior years to minimize data loss), walks through symmetric/asymmetric crypto, Diffie‑Hellman, TLS and JWT vs opaque tokens, warns about quantum threats, and shows real tooling used: Sops with PGP and Azure Key Vault, managed identity, Always Encrypted and CPU secure enclaves for client-side or in-use encryption.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:51Legal compliance and privacy
- 20:06Anonymization and pseudonymization
- 30:10Encryption and secure protocols
- 46:47Practical tools and implementations
- 57:33Summary and closing remarks
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