International Guide to Privacy

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American Bar Association, 2004 - 247 pagini
A compendium of information to assist organizations in meeting privacy responsibilities and developing a privacy program.

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US Legal Framework
11
2 US Laws and Regulations
15
b Freedom of Information Act
17
c Financial Services Modernization Act of 1999 GrammLeachBliley Act
18
d Fair Credit Reporting Act
34
e Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
38
f Childrens Online Privacy Protection Act
46
g Electronic Communications Privacy Act
50
E Conclusion
130
Privacy Programs Plans Policies Procedures
133
1 The Privacy Program
135
2 The Relationship Between Privacy and Security
136
3 The Impact of Laws Regulations Principles Standards and Guidelines
138
4 The Importance of a Comprehensive EnterpriseWide Privacy Approach
139
B Development of a Privacy Plan
141
1 Governance Structure
142

h Economic Espionage Act of 1996
54
i Trade Secrets
59
j Controlling the Assault of NonSolicited Pornography and Marketing Act of 2003
62
3 US Regulatory Action
63
b Federal Communications Commission
69
C Seal Programs
71
1 BBBOnline Privacy Program
72
1 Electronic Surveillance
73
2 Social Security Numbers
74
4 Laws Targeted at Specific Industries
76
5 Reporting
78
E Conclusion
80
International Legal Framework
81
B Multinational Laws Treaties and Agreements
82
3 Council of Europe
87
4 European Union
89
b Privacy in Electronic Communications
102
C Other NonUS Countries
106
b Mexico
110
c Argentina
114
d Paraguay
117
2 Asia
118
b Peoples Republic of China and Hong Kong
119
c India
120
d Japan
121
e Republic of Korea South Korea
123
f Singapore
124
g Australia
125
h New Zealand
127
b Republic of South Africa
128
2 European Union
129
b CrossOrganizational Privacy Team
148
c Personnel
149
3 Legal Considerations and Risk
152
b Jurisdictional Differences
154
c Contracts and Nondisclosure Agreements
155
e Political and Cultural Expectations
156
4 Data Classification
157
C Privacy Policies and Procedures
160
1 Main Policy Elements
161
b External Privacy Policies
162
c Practical Tips for Policies
164
2 Procedures
165
2 Change Management
166
E Conclusion
168
Implementation and Science Technology
171
What Is Required
174
1 Training
175
2 Monitoring
180
3 Compliance and Audits
184
b Annual Audit
186
c Internal and external audits
188
4 Enforcement and Reporting
194
C Technological Considerations
196
1 Encryption
197
2 Authorization and Access Control
200
3 Digital Signature and Authentication Technologies
203
5 Logs
204
6 Anonymizing and Sanitizing
205
Bibliography
207
Index
241
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Pagina 5 - December 1997 concerning the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the telecommunications sector, OJ 1998 L 24/1; Directive 2002/58/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector (Directive on privacy and electronic communications), OJ 2002 L 201/37.

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