TrustED Moves Privacy Preserving Data Sharing Into Real World European Pilots
The EU-funded TrustED project is moving privacy-preserving data sharing from technical design into real-world validation. Its two pilots combine digital identity, user-controlled credentials and privacy-enhancing technologies to help organisations collaborate and analyse information without routinely exposing sensitive underlying data. For European businesses, the work offers a practical view of…
The EU-funded TrustED project is transitioning its privacy-preserving data sharing research from conceptual design into practical validation through real-world pilots. These pilots aim to demonstrate how organisations can collaborate and analyze information without routinely exposing sensitive underlying data. The project, which stands for Enabling Trustworthy European Data Spaces through Self-Sovereign Identity and Privacy Preserving Technologies, is developing a secure and interoperable identity framework that works with the European Digital Identity Wallet.
The pilots, one focusing on collaboration between volunteers and NGOs and the other on clinical data analysis across institutions, aim to test the feasibility of useful collaboration without requiring every participant to hand over their sensitive information. The pilots evaluate various aspects, including governance, clinical workflows, and trust in cross-institution collaboration.
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