Information technology must respect the human identity, the human rights, privacy and liberties.

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Biometric data are regarded as personal data since they enable the identification of an individual. Most of them share the characteristic of being unique and permanent

Biometrics

The problem posed by the file of people in default in respect of public liberty and citizens’ fundamental rights, not to mention the breach of privacy.

Blacklists

Data files enabling all players in a given business sector, to obtain information on risks linked to personal solvency and credit worthiness.

Credit and housing

Data transfers

DPO in Europe

DPO in Europe

RFID devices, nanotechnology

New technologies

HR-related personal data systems: personnel records, recruitment files, as well as biometric and geo-positioning devices, whistle-blowing systems : Workers being globalised in spite of themselves!

Human Ressources

Surveillance of peer-to-peer networks, Search engines and community sites : Tracking Web Surfers

Internet

The Commission has recorded a steadily growing number of notification procedures on video-surveillance filed over the past five years, with sharp increases in 2004

Videosurveillance

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