Alicia Cuadrado
Maria Carbonell
01 December 2019
30 November 2022
KRAKEN project aims to enable the sharing, brokerage, and trading of potentially sensitive personal data, by returning the control of this data to citizens (data providers) throughout the entire data lifecycle.
KRAKEN will standardize different IT solutions thanks to featuring the (privacy-preserving) integration of independently obtained data sources from subjects consenting to different analyses. The project combines, interoperates, and extends the best results from two existing mature computing platforms developed within two H2020 actions: CREDENTIAL and MyHealthMyData.
Standardisation
KRAKEN will standardize different IT solutions thanks to featuring the (privacy-preserving) integration of independently obtained data sources from subjects consenting to different analyses. The project combines, interoperates, and extends the best results from two existing mature computing platforms developed within two H2020 actions: CREDENTIAL and MyHealthMyData. Creating economic value and innovative business models for ‘personal data spaces’ and supporting the Digital Single Markets’ data economy by incentivizing parties, in particular SMEs, to actively engage in the data market.
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