New infographics!

We are happy to share a couple of infographics that should support policy makers and stakeholders in the context of user-centric Security & Privacy (S&P) tools.

Created by Trilateral Research as a result of the activities carried out under WP5 “Analysis of framework conditions”, and in collaboration with all TRUST aWARE partners, the infographics are conceived to offer support in a visual and understandable manner:

Practical guidelines for stakeholders developing and promoting user-centric S&P tools (Infographic)

Recommendations for policymakers (Infographic)

by TRUST aWARE
on 10 May 2024

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Trilateral Insights - September 2024 - Trilateral Research says:

25 September 2024 at 07:59

[…] Infographics with policy recommendations for policy makers, DPAs and S&P experts […]

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