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[…] questions related to a new era of student surveillance, which is being fueled by machine learning. • Another paper sets out proposals for how Asian stakeholders may promote greater consistency between their respective laws and regulations on international transfers of personal data in the region. • A third paper discusses the human rights implications […]

[…] governance with computational services | aims to facilitate value-driven evidence-based decision-making, enabling us to 1 take collective and coordinated action, even in emergencies, while supporting accountability and promoting trust. Equity in emergency situations In his testimony before the US Senate on June 30, 2020 on the topic of COVID-19 vaccines, Dr. Fauci noted: It […]

[…] particular type or class of physical hardware or equipment, the 14 Commission may conduct a rulemaking pursuant to section 553 of title 5, United S tates 15 Code, to resolve the confusion. 16 (15) Employee data .— The term “employee data” means covered data that is collected 17 and processed by a covered entity […]

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December 18, 2018 J essica Ramakis Acting Chief Privacy Officer U.S. Department of Education 400 Maryland Avenue, SW Washington, D.C. 20202 A ndrew Smith Director Bureau of Consumer Protection U.S. Federal Trade Commission 600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20580 D ear Ms. Ramakis and Mr. Smith, We r epresent a diverse g roup […]

[…] chain cybersecurity attacks have become one of the most significant risks to national and organizational security. The 2020 SolarWinds breach demonstrated how integrated environments built on shared code, automated updates, and implicit trust in upstream vendors can allow a single vendor breach to cascade across agencies and enterprises. That incident granted foreign adversaries unauthorized […]

[…] of personal data by “covered nations” (i.e., North Korea, China, Russia, and Iran); and negotiate international agreements with foreign governments, forums, or political and economic unions to promote cross-border data flows. The latter provision would seemingly cover agreements such as the existing EU/UK/Switzerland – U.S. Data Privacy Framework, opening the possibility for such agreements […]

[…] provides: “This act shall not apply to any of the following: . . . A business, including an organization cooperatively organized under Chapter 6 of Title 37, Code of Alabama 1975, or an entity that is an instrumentality of a municipal corporation, with fewer than 500 employees, provided the business does not engage in […]