Thanks to AI tools, it is now possible to identify signs of disease in medical images in a robust and secure way. However, developing such tools requires access to large volumes of sensitive health data. How can we protect this data, and the tools that use it? These are the questions that Cybaile, the industrial chair in cybersecurity, AI and trust in healthcare, is trying to answer.

Personal data protection is sometimes presented as a legal headache, typically in the online business world. For others, usually in the activist sphere, it is seen as a way to defend our fundamental rights. Each side tends to mock the other’s…