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Anonymizing Personal Data: Where Do We Stand Now?

In this exclusive Privacy & Data Protection Journal article, Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon, Senior Privacy Counsel and Legal Engineer at Immuta and Professor of IT Law and Data Governance at the University of Southampton, explores:

  • The continuing confusion around whether personal data may be truly anonymized
  • Why data teams need a plan for data privacy protection in order to ensure ethical data use and preserve trust
  • How to adhere to anonymization standards using a risk-based approach
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