Seminar: Data management and processing: legal and security aspects (French only)

Learn how to use and protect data within the legal framework

Location

Annecy

Start date

16 June 2022 14:00

Date de fin

16 June 2022 17:00

For several years now, data processing has been developing rapidly in companies, including with the help of intelligent methods. In order to protect users and citizens, regulations are also evolving, particularly under the impetus of the European Union through the GDPR.

In this context, how can you make the best use of your data while respecting the regulations in force? How to ensure the security of data while allowing their free circulation?

The aim of this seminar is to inform companies of the possibilities of data processing within the framework of the legislation with the help of concrete use cases.

The seminar will only be available in French.

Information and registration (in French only)

The objective of this meeting is multiple:

Learn the regulations in force for data protection

Know how to use sensitive data in compliance with legislation

Be able to ensure the security of data while allowing free circulation

Speakers

Mikaël Jacquemont

IDEFICS Research Engineer

Alexandre Rattaire

Delegate to data protection

Loïc Vieu

Student at Polytech Annecy-Chambéry

Rémi Gosselin

Student at Polytech Annecy-Chambéry

Samboy Camara

Heaviside Co-founder

Program

Alexandre Rattaire

Data regulation

While there is no doubt today about the importance of “data” in our society, and its economic side, France adopted very early on legislation protecting “personal data”. Today, with the advent of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), we have changed paradigm. Data processing is standardised and the free flow of data is to be encouraged.

How does the current legislation frame these processing possibilities?

Loïc Vieu & Rémi Gosselin

Data security in federated learning

The description will be available soon!

Samboy Camara

Security and data sharing

Data (GDPR) and AI (AI Act) regulations mean new rights for citizens and duties for the companies with which they share this data.
For companies, these regulations mean compliance requirements and technological and human efforts.
Much more than just requirements, these are multiple opportunities for value creation and innovation on the basis of a sustainable foundation of trust: decompartmentalisation of data, creation of an ecosystem of data and Artificial Intelligence across industrial value chains, etc.

First, we will summarise the regulations, the ethical aspects (i.e., data management) and the responsible approaches to data (i.e., CSR).
We will then present case studies of applications that can be used to find pockets of value and the key ingredients for success (technological, organisational and human).

Mandatory registration on the event page.