03Aug
19Jun
CPDP (“Computers, Privacy and Data Protection”) 19th International Conference
The CONSENTIS project participated in the 19th International Conference on Computers, Privacy and Data Protection (CPDP), held in person from 19–22 May 2026
03Jun
Cybersecurity through the lens of EU policies and regulations
The CONSENTIS project is supporting a high-level online webinar that will be held on 3 June 2026. The webinar will be focusing on the rapidly evolving European cybersecurity and digital regulation landscape.
07May
The EU AI Act and EU-Funded Research Projects: Implications, Challenges, and Good Practices
The CONSENTIS project successfully participated in webinar “The EU AI Act and EU-Funded Research Projects: Implications, Challenges, and Good Practices” on 7 May 2026
29Apr
Newsletter April 2026 Issue No5
| CONSENTIS foundational building blocks CONSENTIS has made significant progress in advancing privacy-preserving data-sharing solutions through the development of foundational building blocks. These include Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) components, innovative consent management mechanisms, and Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (PETs) for securebpersonal data management and exchange. These achievements are documented...
27Mar
Empowering Privacy Audits: The Data Inspection Module in Consentis
In an era where mobile applications routinely collect vast amounts of personal data, understanding what an app collects — and whether that collection respects user consent — has become a challenge for both individuals and regulatory bodies. The Consentis framework aims to address this challenge...
24Mar
Secondary use of health data for training generative ai models, risks and interplay between the EHDS and the ai act
The CONSENTIS project was represented at the 3rd International Conference on the European Health Data Space: Secondary Use of Data and Data Subject Rights, held online on 24 March 2026.
11Mar
Designing Consent for the Real World: Inside the CONSENTIS Schema
In today’s digital systems, consent has grown far beyond a simple checkbox. It must function as a verifiable, auditable, and machine-readable agreement that works across many technologies and regulatory contexts. Within the CONSENTIS framework, this challenge inspired a focused objective: to design a machine-readable format...
05Mar
Beyond ‘Accept’ – Consent as an experience, not a formality
The CONSENTIS project hosted the online workshop “Beyond ‘Accept’ – Consent as an Experience, not a Formality” on 5 March 2026, streamed via YouTube.
02Mar