Privacy

Caro HR Manager: Storia di un CV e della sua privacy (GDPR lo dici a tua sorella)

Caro HR Manager: Storia di un CV e della sua privacy (GDPR lo dici a tua sorella) Sono un poco preoccupato, perché la mia impressione è che in Italia, a fronte di una delle legislazioni più severe d’Europa e i nuovi vincoli introdotti od in via di introduzione dal GDPR, il concetto di privacy sia altamente sottovalutato. Il problema ovviamente è insito nella storica sottovalutazione italica dell’impatto delle strutture informatiche all’interno dei processi produttivi, decisionali e manageriali. Insomma non ci si interessa, non si capisce, e non si valuta. Di conseguenza non si correggono comportamenti errati e, allo stesso tempo,…

Privacy Impact Assessment

Privacy Impact Assessment Privacy impact assessments (PIAs) are tools which can help organizations identify the most effective way to comply with their data protection obligations and meet individuals’ expectations of privacy. An effective PIA will allow organizations to identify and fix problems at an early stage, reducing the associated costs and damage to reputation which might otherwise occur. PIAs are an integral part of taking privacy by design approach. Key points: A PIA is a process which assists organizations in identifying and minimizing the privacy risks of new projects or policies. Conducting a PIA involves working with people within the…

Are we using a double standard in IT security?

Are we using a double standard in IT security? In the last years Cyber Security has raised as a major concern in any sector of our lives, from government to business and even at private and personal level. But I am wondering if there is a sort of double standard when we judge facts happening when they are related to cybersecurity. Let’s make some example: We all have read concerns rising form the rumoured new rules that china will impose to companies selling IT equipments in some sensitive sector like financial, western expert have raised all so of questions pointing out that…

Il prossimo avvocato che parla di privacy a sproposito lo mordo…

Ok l’argomento è ostico, lo so, e le leggi italiane che hanno a che fare sulla privacy sono tutto fuor che chiare e comprensibili. Scritte in un limbo che si trova tra il non capire l’argomento, non avere le corrette referenze tecniche informatiche, e una area nuova anche dal punto di vista della tecnica legale, soffrono di uni problema di diffusione, comprensione ed interpretazione. Ma a fronte di taluni esperti che sanno di che cosa si parla, spesso mi trovo di fronte ad imbarazzanti affermazione da parte di soggetti che la questione dovrebbero conoscerla almeno in maniera minima: avvocati e…

Cloud Security Alliance Releases First Guidelines for Cloud Service Providers Delivering Services in the European Union : Cloud Security Alliance

Cloud Security Alliance Releases First Guidelines for Cloud Service Providers Delivering Services in the European Union : Cloud Security Alliance Home > 2013 CSA Research News > Cloud Security Alliance Releases First Guidelines for Cloud Service Providers Delivering Services in the European Union CLOUD SECURITY ALLIANCE RELEASES FIRST GUIDELINES FOR CLOUD SERVICE PROVIDERS DELIVERING SERVICES IN THE EUROPEAN UNION  CSA Privacy Level Working Group Encourages Adoption Worldwide as a Powerful Self-regulatory Tool for Data Protection Transparency and accountability in the Cloud RSA CONFERENCE –  San Francisco, CA – February 25, 2013 – The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) Privacy Level Agreement (PLA) Working Group today released the Privacy Level Agreement (PLA)…

STOP CISPA: Save the internet

Dear friends, Right now, the US Congress is sneaking in a new law that gives them big brother spy powers over the entire web — and they’re hoping the world won’t notice. We helped stop their Net attack last time, let’s do it again. Over 100 Members of Congress are backing a bill (CISPA) that would give private companies and the US government the right to spy on any of us at any time for as long as they want without a warrant. This is the third time the US Congress has tried to attack our Internet freedom. But we…

Privacy in the age of the social media « The Puchi Herald

Image via CrunchBasePrivacy in the age of the social media « The Puchi Herald: “ Do you know Mr. George Bronk? He’s a “smart” guy, using a little social engineering and a good dose of smartass brain he hacked a lot of women’s account Facebook and email, checking for hot sexy pics of the owners.” Related articles Privacy Hacking Worse Than PR Flacking (yro.slashdot.org) JOURNALIST ARRESTED OVER FACEBOOK PRIVACY REPORT (Media; Social Media) (thepulsemagazine.onsugar.com) Lawyer: Facebook abuser doesn’t deserve prison (sfgate.com) Facebook’s Hack-A-Months Cause Disruption, Innovation (fastcompany.com) Microsoft states that 1 in 14 downloads is malicious (theinformativereport.com) 3 Ways to…

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