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Less privacy for more security? (ITA dossier no. 17en, November 2015)

ITA Dossiers, pp. , 2015/11/26

doi: 10.1553/ita-doss-017en


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doi:10.1553/ITA-doss-001



doi:10.1553/ita-doss-017en


Abstract

-> New surveillance technologies allow ever deeper observation of the lives of each individual.
-> Security measures are increasingly reliant upon surveillance technologies, based on the claim that more security requires infringements of fundamentalrights.
-> Citizens have more nuanced views: although the use of surveillance technologies is not rejected as such, it remains a contested issue. Therefore their utilisation should be limited categorically and strictly regulated and controlled.
-> The protection of personal data needs to be improved and ensured, also the case of security technologies. In addition, security should remain a public sector responsibility and social root causes of insecurity need to be addressed and solved.
Authors: Johann Čas, Walter Peissl, Jaro Krieger-Lamina, Stefan Strauß

Keywords: ita-dossier privacy data-security surprise