Sorry to be so tardy in getting a blog post out. As many of you know I’ve been working with the NIST Smart Grid Privacy Subgroup since late June. The work done for this group is through time volunteered by all involved.
As a quick recap, I led the privacy impact assessment (PIA) for the consumer-to-utility portion of the planned smart grid during the late June to late August/early September time frame. On Friday, 11/20, I provided an update on our NIST groups activities during the Gridwise Alliance phone conference; perhaps some of you were on that call?
Here are some links showing information about our NIST Smart Grid privacy group’s work:
Posts Tagged ‘SmartGrid’
Smart Grid Privacy: Possible Privacy Standards To Address Concerns
Saturday, November 28th, 200915 Smart Grid Privacy Concerns + Other Smart Grid Thoughts
Monday, November 9th, 2009I’ve had about half a dozen folks ask me how things are going with the work I’m doing with the NIST Smart Grid privacy group, and if I could provide an update since my last couple of posts on the topic here and here.
The time is going by much too quickly, and I am getting a bit nervous as we get closer to when we need to have the next draft of the NISTIR ready, tentatively set for December 31; there is so much more to do in this VOLUNTEER group effort…
10 Smart Grid Consumer-to-Utility Privacy Concerns; Are There More?
Friday, September 25th, 2009I have had the great opportunity to participate in the NIST Smart Grid privacy standards group since July…
How To Do Privacy Impact Assessments
Monday, September 21st, 2009Last week I was very fortunate to be able to speak at the IAPP Privacy Academy in Boston…
