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IBM Research

IBM Privacy Research Institute

 


Project overview
Established in November 2001, the IBM Privacy Research Institute is an organization within IBM Research to promote and advance research in privacy and data protection technology. The institute’s goal is to develop the necessary technologies for enterprises that enable the transition from today’s privacy-unaware or even privacy-intrusive ways of doing e-business to privacy-enabling ways. As the industry’s first technology research institute devoted to privacy, it leads IBM’s participation within the scientific and technical communities in this important field.

The Institute has created a global research program to develop new privacy-enhancing services and technologies. It addresses such issues as privacy in e-business, pervasive and mobile computing, knowledge management, and intrusion detection. See the examples below for more details.

Projects
» IDEMIX (Identity mixing)
» SPARCLE Privacy Policy Workbench
» Enterprise privacy architecture (EPA)
» Radio frequency identification (RFID)
» Enterprise privacy authorization language (EPAL)
» PeopleVision
» Federated identity management
» Privacy-preserving data mining
» Hippocratic database
» J2EE application deployment
» JDBC/SQL Privacy Monitoring for TPM (JSPM)
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