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[…] DATA MINIMIZATION POLICIES INVESTIGATIONS ACCOUNTABILITY TRANSPARENCY GOVERNANCE TRAINING FIPPS CONSUMER & PUBLIC EDUCATION SUBJECT ACCESS REQUESTS VENDOR & PARTNER DUE DILIGENCE DE-IDENTIFICATION PRIVACY IMPACT ASSESSMENTS COMPLIANCE DASHBOARDS CODES OF CONDUCT PRIVACY BY DESIGN LEGAL REVIEW POLICY TEAM SELF REGULATION BEST PRACTICES RISK OFFICERS CONSENT MANAGEMENT ETHICAL REVIEWS DATA INVENTORY CERTIFICATION DATA MAPPING & DISCOVERY […]

1 Testi mony and Statement for the Reco rd of Amelia Va nce Director of Education Pri vacy Future of Privacy Forum Hearing on “Protecting Privacy, Promoting Data Security: Exploring How Schools and States Keep Data Safe ” Before the House Committee on Education and the Workf orce M ay 17, 2018 The Future […]

  While Israel’s image as the “Start-up Nation” is well known in tech circles, the country has lacked a central organization capable of promoting the same level of thought leadership on tech policy and privacy issues. The launch of the Israel Tech Policy Institute (ITPI) in June 2018 ensured that this is no longer […]

[…] currently being debated? The biggest debate in ad tech right now is how it will be meaningfully regulated. For a long time, ad tech mostly self-regulated with codes of conduct through organizations like the Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA), Network Advertising Initiative (NAI), and others. In contrast, in the last couple years, we’ve seen a […]

[…] plate number, email address, photograph, biometrics, SSN, SIN, device number, clinical trial record numberExamples of quasi-identifiers: sex, date of birth or age, geographic locations (such as postal codes, census geography, information about proximity to known or unique landmarks), language spoken at home, ethnic origin, total years of schooling, marital status, criminal history, total income, […]

[…] should be included in the design of IoT technologies . The appropriate timing for integrating accessibility is during the earliest possible s tage of design . 2. Promote Research and Innovation . To successfully build the IoT with universal or accessible design, both qualitative and quantitative research is needed to better understand how people […]

[…] mission or agenda of other internal stakeholders or key elected officials? §How and when will results be shared? ›Proposed privacy and ethical considerations: §What legal or ethical codes will apply to your use of administrative data? §What are potential risks to individuals’ privacy and civil liberties? §Could the data reflect biases (including racial or […]

[…] data in ways that are ethical and equitable to everyone in our community. §Our choices about data and privacy are informed by legal, ethical, and policy guidelines relevant to our community, such as _____________, ______________, and _____________. (For example, your city or state’s Privacy Principles, relevant state or federal laws, or ethical codes of conduct).

[…] Office of the Vice Chancellor, UMKC, http://ors.umkc.edu/research-compliance-(iacuc-ibc-irb-rsc)/institutional-review-board-(irb)/history-of-research- ethics/irb-historical-incidents-related-to-human-subjects-protections; Khaliah Barnes, Agencies Behaving Badly: Government Surveillance and Privacy Act Violations, Jurist (Jan. 2, 2014, 12:00 PM), http://www.jurist.org/hotline/2014/01/khaliah-barnes-privacy-act.php. 19 Virginia Eubanks, Automating Inequality: How High-Tech Tools Profile, Police, and Punish the Poor (2018). 20 E.g., Tonyaa Wathersbee, Donald Trump Immigration Policy Puts Rural America in Danger, […]

[…] sensitive data (such as data on race or gender), and output analysis should be per – formed to detect potential proxies for sensitive features (such as zip codes). 15 We recommend perturbing sensitive features in input data and using the resulting model output to determine the model’s reliance on these sensitive features, in addition […]