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E167 her office to protect Canadians from online abuses by Facebook and Google, but she …

Everyone, from the Prime Minister and Privacy Commis-sioner of Canada to veterans and
their families, are crying foul over the alarming breach of Gulf War veteran Captain Sean …

When The New York Times and The Observer broke the news in March that a little-known
consulting firm named Cambridge Analytica had used private data from millions of Facebook …

It all officially began five years ago, when President Clinton and Congress recognized the
need for national patient record privacy standards and enacted the Health Insurance …

Access to that law enforcement data is “critical” to the ability of Customs and Border
Protection officials to protect public safety, one official with the US agency said in an …

Abstract Information privacy laws, also termed “data protection” laws, regulate the collection,
use, dissemination and retention of personal information. These laws–which in the United …

In the last year there has been a move to enact federal legislation concerning private health-
care information. This move has been fueled by a growing trend toward the computerization …

Thank you very much for inviting me to deliver the Third Annual Brandeis Lecture at the
Massachusetts Health Data Consomum's annd meeting. I am delighted to be here and …

Privacy is commonly viewed as the ability to control information about one's self, such as
medical and personal data. There is no universal definition of privacy, and interpretations …

The notion of privacy in the healthcare domain is at least as old as the ancient Greeks.
Several decades ago, as electronic medical record (EMR) systems began to take hold, the …