'Privacy protection act' presentation slideshows

Learning Objectives

Learning Objectives. Explain the meaning of privacy; discuss the issues surrounding privacy of information List and explain the meaning of the OECD Fair Information Practices Discuss the issues concerning U.S. privacy: Opt-in/Opt-out, compliance/enforcement, coverage

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Ch2 Privacy

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The Historical and Constitutional Foundation

The Historical and Constitutional Foundation. Chapter 1. What is the Law?. A body of enforceable rules governing relationships among individuals, and between individuals and their government/society as a whole. Sources of Law.

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Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles Driver Privacy Protection Act

Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles Driver Privacy Protection Act. Objectives By the end of this training you will:. Know what steps to take when personal information is requested and cannot be released Know the categories of information covered by DPPA

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Privacy Protection Audit/Seal of Quality - Practical Experience

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Privacy Protection Audit and IT Security Problems in Germany

Privacy Protection Audit and IT Security Problems in Germany. Dr. Thilo Weichert Independent Centre for Privacy Protection Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Privacy Protection Audit and IT Security Problems in Germany. Reasons for the Establishment of the Privacy Protection Audit

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Robert R. Belair Oldaker, Biden & Belair Privacy Consulting Group Washington, DC

Harvard Symposium Privacy Certification Program Training August 18, 2008 Privacy in the United States: Constitutional and Regulatory Framework. Robert R. Belair Oldaker, Biden & Belair Privacy Consulting Group Washington, DC bbelair@obblaw.com (202) 496-3445. What is Privacy?.

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Government Protection

Government Protection. Consumers protected by both laws and agencies at different levels Look at table on page 30. Federal Agencies. FTC Protects against dishonest advertising, credit transactions, product labeling, & privacy CPSC Protects against unreasonable risks USDA

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