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[…] from improving patient health outcomes to providing more immersive and customizable education, training, and entertain- ment, the technologies raise many of the same risks posed by digital home assistants, medical devices, and wearables. New and heightened risks associ- ated with privacy of thought also emerge, resulting from recording, using, and sharing of a variety […]

[…] complicated  network  of  simila rities  overlapping  and  crisscrossing:  sometimes  overall  similarities,  some times  similarities  of  detail.” 49     In  this  way,  Solove  suggests  the  irrelevance  and  im providence  of  attempting to set boundaries around the concept of  privacy or privacy harm.   Those boundaries will always fail by including acti vities that do not deserve  the  label  privacy,  or  leaving  out  ones  that  do.    So love  also  disavows  the  utility  of  isolating  privacy  harms  from  […]

[…] Research Data. Available from : https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK215260/ 89 S. Sridhar and G. Manimaran, “Data integrity attacks and their impacts on SCADA control systems,” IEEE PES General Meeting , Providence, RI, 2010, pp. 1 – 6, doi: 10.1109/PES.2010.5590115. 90 Luo, Jian, Tao Hon g, and Shu – Cherng Fang. “Benchmarking robustness of load forecasting models under […]

[…] of Research Data. Available from: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK215260/ 89 S. Sridhar and G. Manimaran, “Data integrity attacks and their impacts on SCADA control systems,” IEEE PES General Meeting , Providence, RI, 2010, pp. 1 -6, doi: 10.1109/PES.2010.5590115. 22 production of data to sensor production of data. This transformation suggests that the meaning of data integrity in […]

[…] chat bot for individuals to use when making decisions regarding their pursuit of additional healthcare services for diagnosis or treatment of COVID-19. Other health systems, such as Providence, are using Microsofts tools to build chat bots for individuals to understand their own risk and, if needed, to connect them to providers.  Whether powered by […]

[…] Cisco headquarters in San Jose, CA on November 12, 2018 for the Inaugural Privacy War Games, a new training and preparedness program launched by FPF and The Providence Group. The war games simulated the chal- lenges companies can encounter in their every-day practice and helped participants better manage future privacy risk. Privacy Book Club […]

[…] at Cisco headquarters in San Jose, CA on November 12th for the inaugural Privacy War Games, a new training and preparedness program launched by FPF and The Providence Group. The war games split participants into five teams to practice strategic decision-making in a fast-paced environment that presented the challenges many companies can encounter in […]

[…] Y ork at Albany, thinks this kind of automation can inadvertently hurt the most vulnerable.” Final note: Privacy War Games The Future of Privacy Forum & The Providence Group invite you to participate in the inaugural Privacy W ar Games event on November 12th, from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm, in San Jose, California. […]

[…] Ancestry DNA Testing, Third-Party Identity, and Protection of Privacy (The New England Journal of Medicine) Consumer DNA Testing Takes a Step Towards Privacy, Transparency (Threatpost) Behind at- home DNA testing companies sharing genetic data with third parties (CBS News) Privacy guidelines launched to protect DNA data (The Daily Swig) Genetic-testing technology is progressing rapidly. The rules […]

The Future of Privacy Forum & The Providence Group invite you to participate in the inaugural Privacy War Games event on November 12th, from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm, in San Jose, California. The event will take place at Cisco’s Headquarters, located at 255 West Tasman Drive, Building J, San Jose, CA 95134.