Data protection vs. IoT: Is it possible without a fight?
Internet of things links objects in the real world with the internet, turning them into network participants themselves. The aim is to automatically record, evaluate and link relevant information and make it available in the network. Companies that create customer benefits from this information have a competitive advantage. However, this is countered by data protection: a suitable platform is still needed to ensure secure, legally compliant data transmission and processing in the IoT.Nothing stands in the way of victoryThis is based on the internationally patented Sealed Cloud technology from the Munich-based Tüv Süd partner Uniscon is in the starting blocks. It implements extensive compliance requirements and forms the basis for sealed computing solutions "The applications are diverse: from the evaluation of video data in public spaces, the secure processing of personal data in medicine and applications in the insurance industry to the processing of driving and vehicle data in autonomous cars - all highly secure and, of course, taking privacy into account," explains Dr. Dirk Schlesinger, Chief Digital Officer at TÜV Süd AG. "This means that nothing stands in the way of the triumphant advance of cloud solutions, even in sensitive areas."A big data technology for relaxationOne of these sealed computing solutions is Sealed Analytics. Sealed Analytics enables data protection-compliant big data analysis in a technically sealed data center. Dr. Hubert Jäger, CTO of Uniscon GmbH, explains it as follows: "Sensitive data in particular not only requires clear rules to prevent misuse and manipulation, but it must also be technically ensured that the legal regulations are complied with." Sealed Analytics makes a valuable contribution: "It allows the collected personal data to be transferred, stored and processed anonymously without violating data protection rights, and results to be determined that are also purely anonymous. The high level of security is available to all industrial processes.
