Natalie Bertels
Natalie Bertels is a senior legal researcher
privacy and data protection. She specializes in new technologies and the
development of data-driven services and products. Her research focuses on the
data protection challenges of a big data/cloud/IoT/HPC setting and the
methodologies and implementation of privacy by design. Currently, she is
involved in the PRiSE project (Privacy-by-design Regulation in Software
Engineering, internal KUL funding, 2017-2021), working on an integrated
(legal-technical) risk assessment methodology and in the imec Smart City
initiative City of Things. She is the vice-chair of the Policy and Societal
Task Force of the Big Data Value Association (BDVA, www.bdva.eu). Before
joining CiTiP, Natalie practiced law as an IP and ICT law attorney.
Sessions in which Natalie Bertels participates
miércoles 6 junio, 2018
martes 18 junio, 2019
Threats for Artificial Intelligence IoT & DataThis session will underscore how AI could be the core technology to detect and react to cyber-attacks with minimum human interventions.
martes 21 junio, 2022
Last August 2021 BDVA released his community position to the proposal for AI regulation supporting the idea of balancing between regulation and innovation. It is acknowledged the importance of trust and trustworthiness to boost investment and innovation. However, the cost, time, infrastructure, and knowledge needed to e.g. comply with the AI regulation may be burdensome. There is a risk that small companies, research and education organizations might not be able to easily follow and be aff...