Current image coding standards provide limited support for privacy and security features. An exception is the JPSEC\nstandard, which defines security extensions in JPEG 2000 specifications (part 8). Notwithstanding this shortcoming,\nthe JPEG committee is currently defining a new JPEG Systems standard, which envisages privacy and security support\nacross JPEG family of standards. In this manuscript, the main philosophy of this emerging specification is outlined\nalong with typical use cases, main requirements as well as examples of potential technological solutions. The\nupcoming specification guarantees backward and forward compatibility with earlier standards and legacy\nimplementations. Finally, we illustrate the introduced framework by two applications targeting secure photo sharing\non social networks and IPR management in the GLAM sector.
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