Privacy

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Tiffany Lewis

Security and Privacy Instructor

Privacy's origin story

  • 1800s conversations about technology and Privacy:
    • Individuals' rights
    • Sensationalist reporting
  • Privacy - The right to be left alone, or freedom from interference or intrusion.

Picture of a camera, notepad, and a hat with a press tag

1 Samuel D. Warren and Louis D. Brandeis, "The Right to Privacy," Harvard Law Review, 4 (5), (1890): 193-220, p. 195, citing Judge Cooley in Cooley on Torts, 2nd ed.
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Digging into today's definition of Privacy

  • Data Privacy - control over how personal data is collected and used.
  • "The authorized and valid processing of personal information."

Typing on laptop with privacy screen

1 Bhajaria, Nishant, and Neil Hunt. Data Privacy: A Runbook for Engineers. Manning Publications Co., 2022.
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Personal data

  • Personal data - data related to a person or can be used to identify an individual.
    • Examples:
      • Date of birth (DOB)
      • Name
      • Geolocation
  • Goal to keep personal data safe

Survey asking about personal information

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Privacy's expanding implications

  • Increase discussions in 21st-century due to:
    • Internet
    • Applications
    • Larger data footprint
  • Privacy concerns include:
    • Surveillance
    • Big data analytics
    • 3rd party providers

Privacy cartoon with spies and eyes

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State of Privacy today

  • 59%+ of Americans do not know what is being done with their data.
  • 81% of Americans say that the risks of collecting data about them outweigh the benefits.
  • Potential causes:
    • Lack of Privacy knowledge
    • Lack of trust
    • Lack of standardized regulation

Ripping trust paper

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Privacy Implications

Privacy has different implications for different groups

Privacy Breakdown

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PREACH

 

  • P (Purpose) - Why is the company asking to use your data?
  • R (Right to Request) - Do you have the ability to request changes to your information?
  • E (Easy to understand) - Is it easy to understand a company's policies?
  • A (Alerting) - Will you be alerted if the company mishandles your data?
  • C (Consent) - Have you given consent (i.e., permission) for your information to be used?
  • H (How) - How is the company or service planning to use your data?
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