Practice privacy by design vocabulary: privacy as default, embedding privacy in architecture, privacy threat models, data subject rights, and privacy impact assessments.
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'Privacy as _____' means the most privacy-protective settings are active by default without user action.
'Privacy as default' is one of the 7 foundational principles of Privacy by Design — the strictest privacy settings apply automatically, without user configuration.
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'The design review includes a privacy _____ model.' What type of review is this?
A privacy threat model identifies privacy risks in the architecture early in design, similar to security threat modeling (e.g., STRIDE).
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What does DSR stand for in privacy engineering?
DSR stands for Data Subject Request — a formal request by a user to exercise their GDPR rights (access, erasure, portability, rectification).
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What does PIA stand for?
PIA stands for Privacy Impact Assessment — a systematic process to evaluate privacy risks of a new feature or system before it is built.
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'Embedding privacy in architecture' means:
Embedding privacy in architecture means privacy controls are designed into the system structure (data flows, storage, APIs) rather than bolted on after launch.