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(ISC)²’s Common Body of Knowledge and the HIPAA Security and Privacy Rules
It is no surprise that the security rules of the U.S. 1996 Health Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) appear closely modeled after existing generally accepted information security best practices.
Micki Krause
Jan 16 2004 10:13AM
Security
The Privacy of Data in Motion
The recent draft on employee monitoring, released earlier this year by the U.K. Information Commissioner, has caused a stir among employees and employers.
Staff Writers
Jan 16 2004 10:00AM
Security
Smart ID Cards to Protect Citizen Privacy
Secure identification of individuals within a country’s population is a fundamental and critical function for any population’s economic and moral well-being.
Bruno Lassus
Jan 15 2004 11:12AM
Security
Super! Ultra! Jumbo! Privacy as the New Multi-Purpose Word
I am becoming more convinced that there are way too many interpretations of the word “privacy.”
Melisa LaBancz-Bleasdale
Jan 15 2004 11:10AM
Security
Spyware: Invading user privacy
Applications that wait to steal your personal information are legion, so Carlos Valiente recommends constant vigilence
Carlos Valiente
Jan 13 2004 3:15PM
Security
Is privacy a real concern?
John Woodward contends that, by properly addressing privacy issues, a successful deployment is possible
John Woodward
Jan 13 2004 10:27AM
Security
Protecting Your Privacy and Identity
The ability to maintain a healthy balance between personal privacy and stringent enterprise security standards has been a sensitive and long-lasting struggle among security vendors and privacy advocate groups.
Oliver Tattan
Jan 12 2004 12:43PM
Security
How to Ensure Complete Web Transaction Privacy - Even After Your Data is Stored
Most forward-looking companies today leverage the internet as their primary business communications tool linking employees, customers, partners, and suppliers.
Franklyn Jones
Jan 12 2004 11:18AM
Security
Nameless in Cyberspace: Protecting Online Privacy
Generally, that well-practiced tango between anonymity and disclosure goes on smoothly in the real world.
Arvind Krishna
Jan 12 2004 11:13AM
Security
Touching a Raw Nerve: Medical Privacy Policy
Not surprisingly, the Bush Administration’s recent ‘final ruling’ on medical information privacy did not satisfy everyone.
Elizabeth J.
Jan 12 2004 10:26AM
Security
Privacy Falls Through the Web
You wouldn’t walk around the King of Prussia Mall with your social security number tattooed on your forehead.
Lou D’Ambrosio
Jan 9 2004 4:42PM
Security
Privacy commissioner: Stop claiming 'foul play'
Vivienne Fisher
Nov 21 2003 12:00AM
Storage
Privacy Commissioner gets tough
James Riley
Nov 7 2002 12:00AM
Security
Privacy lock down urged for small business
James Riley
Oct 31 2002 12:00AM
Security
CSIRO boosts web services privacy standards
Siobhan Chapman
Jan 1 2000 12:00AM
Security
Privacy concerns hinder RFID rollout
Antone Gonsalves
Jan 1 2000 12:00AM
Security
Privacy debate over EHRs
Siobhan Chapman
Jan 1 2000 12:00AM
Security
RFID: Could it breach your privacy?
Consumers could have their privacy breached if Radio Frequency Identification is used in manufactured goods, such as clothes, according to some opponents.
Vivienne Fisher
Jan 1 2000 12:00AM
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