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Data protection law has a linear logic, in that it purports to trace the lifecycle of personal data from creation to collection, processing, transfer, and ultim
Security teams increasingly rely on machine learning and artificial intelligence to protect assets. Will a requirement to explain how they make decisions make them less effective?
Rather than a comprehensive legal protection for personal data, the United States has only a patchwork of sector-specific laws that fail to adequately protect data. Congress should create a single data-protection mandate to protect individuals' privacy.
New regulations offer EU citizens sweeping new powers over how their data can be collected, used and stored.
[This was originally written for my upcoming book Future Ethics , but might be too boring to make the final draft. I must stress this post does not constitute legal advice; anyone who takes my word over that of a properly qualified lawyer deserves what they get. I recommend reading this po
Global heatmap data released by Strava fitness tracking app reveal location of secret and sensitive military bases.
Although we want to understand (and learn from) the past, we don't owe history our secrets.
The company's fifth transparency report reveals more customer data was handed to US law enforcement in the first-half of last year than ever before.
Yesterday, I wrote the first part of this 5-part series on fixing data breaches and I focused on education. It's the absolute best bang for your buck by a massive margin and it pays off over and over again across many years and many projects. Best of all, it's about
Protecting Library Patron Confidentiality: Checklist of Best Practices by Trina J. Magi, Library Associate Professor, University of Vermont, Fall 2006 Now that libraries have greater-than-ever potential for collecting and storing many types of personal data, often in digital form, librarians must be increasingly vigilant in guarding the public trust (Sturges et al., 2003). Fortunately, the library literature offers many concrete actions librarians can take to protect the confidentiality…
By May 2018, companies of all sizes will need to ensure the efficacy of their cloud security capabilities. To address the operational challenges associated with achieving GDPR compliance, most organizations will need to undergo numerous changes.
Privacy through disinformation. Could be a fun discussion-starter. Some NSFW language.
BrainCo headbands will collect biometric brainwave data on over 1 million students to create “the world’s biggest brainwave database.” But there’s no privacy policy.
Patrons, Privacy, and Technology in the Library Becky Yoose b.yoose@gmail.com @yo_bj Seattle Tech Solidarity - 12/4/17 Good evening, everyone. Thank you all for inviting me over to talk to you tonight! This talk will go into some of the core tenets of librarianship, particularly intellectual free...