Software Development with Data Protection by Design and by Default
Datatilsynet (Norway)Practical guidance
A practical, developer-facing guide to building Article 25 data protection by design and by default into the software development lifecycle, prepared by the Norwegian DPA together with security experts and software developers.
- Published by
- Datatilsynet (Norway)
- Type
- Practical guidance
- Jurisdiction
- Norway / EEA — GDPR Art. 25
- Primary audience
- Software architects (secondarily DPOs, security advisors, developers)
- Topic tags
- Data protection by design & by default · secure development · Art. 25
Why it matters
It is one of the most concrete, build-it-into-the-SDLC treatments of Article 25 available, anticipates much of the EDPB's data-protection-by-design guidance, and is useful as a baseline for non-software teams too — yet it is easy to miss unless you already know it exists.
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