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Health data from everyday medical practice has the potential to give research an immense boost. Yet exchanging such data is subject to strict regulations. Trust Centres can overcome this hurdle. The key to this is pseudonymisation of identity data.  

For user-friendly IT products which comply with data protection regulations. It is centred around secure guardrails which prevent unnecessary crisis management. This concept has already been successfully rolled out in practical applications.

How AI really works – and why understanding this is crucial for trust, security and confident use.

What is digital sovereignty? How do the provider and user perspectives differ in this context? 

The Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) is celebrating its 30th Birthday. Reason enough to take a look back at the development of IT security in Germany.

A secure digital system to collect and process health data for the entire EU – that is precisely what the so-called European Health Data Space is to provide in the near future. Doctors and their patients could benefit, but so too could research. It we look to Finland, we can see the advantages of a common health data space and the conditions needed to make this space secure.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) holds enormous potential for the public sector. But if it is to be used with confidence, AI systems need to be trustworthy. Bundesdruckerei has set out clear principles for this.

Read what qualified trust services are, what the eIDAS Regulation has to do with them and what the EU tools can be used for.

How public authorities can use AI responsibly: identify risks, protect data, involve people, ensure transparency.

How can AI ease the burden on public administration? This article shows how a practical AI framework brings tasks, data, and technologies together in a targeted way that is modular, scalable, and directly applicable in day-to-day administrative work.