SALT frameworks to tackle surveillance and privacy concerns

Abstract

This paper elaborates on the need to take into account the different views of the stakeholders involved in the development of surveillance systems and civil society, during the design process. It first provides an overview on privacy-by-design approaches. It then identifies three principles essential to integrate privacy concerns into the design of surveillance systems. It consequently proposes a design process based on social-contextual, ethical, legal and technical frameworks (SALT) and the challenges for its creation and use. It finally provides a specification of a resulting SALT framework management tool based on modelling techniques.