PPT-Chapter 5: Information Privacy

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52 Chapter Overview Introduction Perspectives on privacy Information disclosures Data mining Examples of consumer backlash 52 Perspectives on Privacy 55 56 Defining

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52 Chapter Overview Introduction Perspectives on privacy Information disclosures Data mining Examples of consumer backlash 52 Perspectives on Privacy 55 56 Defining Privacy Privacy related to notion of access. Privacy Policies and Behavioral Marketing. Website Privacy Policies-Geocities. Geocities allowed customers to build free websites. Monetized with banner ads. Collected customer demographic data. ‘we will never give your information to anyone without your permission’. Paper by DANIEL J. . SOLOVE. Presented By . Gayathri. Subramanian. Neelima. . Harikrishna. . Background Information and an Overview of Idea Presented . Taxonomy of Privacy . 2. Overview. Privacy is a concept in disarray. Nobody can articulate what it means.. Elaine Shi. Lecture 1 . . Landscape. Privacy Definitions and Landscape, Attacks against Privacy. What Is Privacy?. Non-Privacy. Non-Privacy. Collecting information unbeknownst to users. Sell/share users’ information to third-parties violating contracts/terms-of-use/expectations. r. eform for . APP entities (organisations). Privacy Awareness Week. www.oaic.gov.au. Asia Pacific Privacy Authorities . What does the Privacy Act cover?. Privacy Act 1988 . provides for the . protection of an individual’s personal . r. eform for . APP entities (agencies. ). Privacy Awareness Week. www.oaic.gov.au. Asia Pacific Privacy Authorities . What does the Privacy Act cover?. Privacy Act 1988 . provides for the . protection of an individual’s personal . United States Army. Overview. After completing this training course, you should be knowledgeable on:. The purpose of the Privacy Act and policy objectives. Who is covered by the Privacy Act. Restrictions on disclosing Privacy Act records. rights and obligations of individuals and organizations with respect to the collection, use, retention, disclosure, and destruction of personal information. .. This pertains to the . Privacy of Personal Information. Leroy Jones, Jr. Evlyn Hearne . Army Privacy Office Army Privacy Office. (703) 428-6185 (703) 428-7497. leroy.jonesjr1@us.army.mil evlyn.hearne@us.army.mil. Office of the Administrative Assistant to the . Krista Barnes, J.D.. Senior Legal Officer and Director, Privacy & Information Security, Institutional Compliance Office. Presentation to . GSBS - Fall 2018. No No . Using your personal email to send or receive confidential information . tRIANGLE arma chapter. Thursday, FEBRUARY 1, 2018. Presented by brett wise, crm cipt cipp/us igp cip. TODAY’S OBJECTIVES. After today’s presentation, you should have a better understanding of:. Information/Data Privacy (at a high level) . Why worry about your privacy?. Specific safety threats to military members and families. Identity theft for adults and children following data breaches. Desire to stay out of the media spotlight. A personal right in the US, guaranteed by the Constitution. information from the user o their computer unless the user decides to provide it directly Users can accept or deny the use of cookies however most browsers automatically accept cookies as they serve t Developing the Administration146s Approach to Consumer Privacy AGENCYNational Telecommunications and Information Administration US Department of CommerceACTIONNotice extension of comment period SUMMAR Eduardo . Cuervo. Amre. . Shakimov. Context of this talk…. Do we sacrifice privacy by using various network services (Internet, online social networks, mobile phones)?. How does the structure/topology of a network affect its privacy properties?.

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