Designing a GDPR-Compliant Security Architecture for Remote Elderly Care Systems: A Privacy-by-Design Approach
A privacy-by-design reference architecture for IoMT elderly care tackles GDPR edge-layer pseudonymisation, offering a compliance blueprint for EU health-tech providers navigating data-protection obligations.
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arXiv:2607.13122v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: IoMT-based remote elderly care systems generate continuous streams of sensitive health data, yet existing security architectures have not simultaneously addressed three interdependent challenges: GDPR-compliant edge-layer pseudonymisation, elderly-specific zero-interaction usability as a binding architectural constraint, and integrated STRIDE-based threat validation within a single unified design. This paper presents the Secure Edge Gateway (SEG)
Editorial Analysis
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Presents a privacy-by-design architecture for IoMT elderly care systems that tackles GDPR-compliant pseudonymisation at the edge—directly relevant to organisations deploying connected health devices in the EU.
Compare your IoMT/remote-care data-processing architecture against the proposed edge-pseudonymisation model to validate GDPR compliance posture.
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