About the IAPP

Khaled El Emam

Privacy Analytics

CEO

Dr. Khaled El Emam is the founder and CEO of Privacy Analytics. He is also a senior investigator at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute, a professor at the University of Ottawa and held the Canada Research Chair in Electronic Health Information from 2005 to 2015. He is a renowned expert in statistical de-identification and re-identification risk measurement. He is one of only a handful of individual experts in North America qualified to anonymize Protected Health Information under the HIPAA Privacy Rule.
 
 

Contributions by Khaled El Emam

• Talking Tech for Privacy Pros: Encryption, Blockchain, Anonymization, and More!
  Speaker at IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. 2019
• Emerging Privacy Solutions for Genomic Data
  Speaker at Global Privacy Summit 2019
• Pseudonymization and Anonymization Under the GDPR
  Speaker at Global Privacy Summit 2019
• Does anonymization or de-identification require consent under the GDPR?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Are there risks of using public clinical trial data under GDPR?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Unlocking the Value of Personal Data for Secondary Purposes
  Speaker at IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium 2018
• Practical Data De-Identification 9:30-11:30
  Speaker at Global Privacy Summit 2017
• What’s Pseudonymization and How Do You Do It?
  Speaker at Practical Privacy Series 2016
• The Importance of Being Anonymous
  Speaker at IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress 2016
• Setting the record straight on privacy dimensions in big data
  Privacy Perspectives
• A de-identification protocol for open data 
  Privacy Tech
• Rethinking the Consent Model
  Speaker at IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium 2016
• The Importance of Being Anonymous
  Speaker at IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress 2015
• The Role of De-identification in the Age of Big Data
  Speaker at Global Privacy Summit 2015
• On Re-identification: Not Really Unique in the Shopping Mall
  Privacy Tech
• Ten Tips for Privacy Officers on How To Monetize Health Data Responsibly
  Privacy Perspectives
• Public Health Surveillance and Privacy in the Age of Ebola
  Privacy Perspectives
• Consent and Personal Control Are Not Things of the Past
  Privacy Perspectives