Responsible Technology Adoption Unit’s Post

We've worked with the Responsible Technology Adoption Unit and National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to share our reflections on how to embed data protection by design when using federated learning and other PETs Read more below 👇👇

This past summer, California has been very active in regards to Data Privacy Legislation. Numerous bills have been introduced such as The Safe and Secure Innovation For Frontier Artificial Intelligence Models Act (SB 1047), Generative Artificial Intelligence: training data transparency (AB 2013), and the CCPA: Opt-Out Preference Signal (AB 3048). These bills have been introduced to Governor Gavin Newsom who has until September 30th to either pass or veto these bills. Moreover, the CCPA has undergone significant revisions, however the vote has been postponed until their next board meeting. If you would like to learn more about these bills & revisions please take a look at our flyer that goes into more detail! If you have any questions please feel free to reach out. [email protected] 😁

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Why is the lack of unified data privacy regulations in the US a potential problem for companies? Infotel's Innovation Manager for RIM & IG Solutions, Morgan Attias, sits down with Tony and Alex Perri of Perri Marketing to delve into the European perspective on data governance, data privacy, and records management in the U.S. Gain insights on how the U.S. approaches these critical topics and discover valuable lessons from our European counterparts. With expertise in digital and legal archiving solutions, Attias offers unparalleled insights garnered from speaking engagements at industry events across Europe and the U.S., while Tony Perri, IBM® Champion for z/OS® and CEO of Perri Marketing, brings decades of experience in global technology marketing to the table, further enriching the discussion. #dataprivacy #datagovernance #recordsmanagement #USdataregulations #Europeanperspective #digitalarchiving https://bit.ly/3TczeG6

20 years, 20 Chapters. The EDPS 20th Anniversary Book reflects on the richness of the past 20 years of personal data protection to prepare for and embrace the years ahead of us. So what’s next? Join us for a panel that will serve both as “book launch” and as an opportunity to debate the challenges and opportunities ahead by reflecting on 3 main questions : 1. Will the new EU Digital Rulebook lead to better protection for individuals, or is there a risk of unintended consequences? 2. Will the accompanying governance frameworks drive coherence or fragmentation? 3. What lessons can we draw from the past to promote effective protection in the future? Very much looking forward to discussing these topics with the always insightful Lisette Mustert, Isabelle Vereecken and Christian D'Cunha

The IAPP provides charts on the latest EU Acts on data. Very useful “This is a multipart series intended to provide privacy professionals with an overview of new EU legislation adopted since May 2022 under the European Union’s Strategy for Data, such as the EU AI Act, the Data Governance Act, the Digital Services Act, the Digital Markets Act and the NIS2 Directive.”

The ICO has recently published guidance on content moderation from a data protection perspective. Alasdair McDowell and Charlie Maurice highlights some key points in their latest article: https://lnkd.in/eUNdKjen #DataProtectionLaw #DataProtection #ICO #Data

🔔 Attention LinkedIn Network! Here's a brilliant opportunity to earn 1 CPE credit! On November 5th, 2024, there will be a crucial webinar titled "Building Trust Through Transparency: Exploring the Future of Data Privacy" at 1 PM EST. Expect to gain insights from a new Protiviti-Oxford global survey and discuss the impact of AI and the need for online safety for children and teens. To get the CPE credit, ensure you stay on board for a minimum of 50 minutes and answer 3 out of 4 polls. Don't miss this chance to boost your knowledge in data privacy! #CPE #DataPrivacy #Webinar #DigitalSecurity #AI https://lnkd.in/gSJtDPtd

Imagine a future where your organization can exchange data with absolute privacy. ⭐ Find out how this is possible – leveraging on a state-of-the-art #technology to drive greater #dataexchanges across different industries. Seek insights from Acentrik's latest whitepaper – enabling your organization to be at the forefront of extracting more value out of data. 🌎 For enterprises ✅  For government institutions ✅ For researchers – this document is worth a read. Download your copy today ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gG4m3Jfx #futureofdata #awardwinningtech

The Code of Fair Information Practices (FIPPs) FIPPs: is a set of principles that guide how organizations handle personal information:    Individual participation: People should be able to find out what information is being collected about them, and how it's being used.    Access and amendment: People should be able to access and correct their personal information.    Accountability: Organizations should be responsible for complying with the FIPPs, and should monitor and document their compliance.    Purpose specification: Organizations should specify the purpose for collecting personal data, and limit its use to those purposes.    Security: Organizations should take precautions to prevent misuse of personal data.    Quality and integrity: Organizations should ensure that personal data is accurate, relevant, and timely.    Minimization: Organizations should only collect and store personal data that's necessary to accomplish a specific purpose.    The FIPPs were developed to address the risks to privacy posed by the increasing use of electronic information technologies. They are not precise legal requirements, but rather provide a framework for balancing privacy with other public policy interests.  The Privacy Act of 1974 established the FIPPs as the code of fair information practices for federal agencies. The act requires agencies to provide notice of their systems of records, and prohibits them from disclosing an individual's records without their written consent.