1. Into to Privacy Flashcards

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What is information privacy?

A
Establishes rules that govern the collection and handling of personal information,
such as:
1. Financial and medical information
2.Government records
3.Internet activity
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What is communications privacy?

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Establishes protection of the means of correspondence, such as:
1. Postal mail
2. Telephone conversations
3 Email

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What is bodily privacy?

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Establishes protections of a person’s physical being and any invasion thereof, such as:

  1. Genetic and drug testing
  2. Body cavity searches
  3. Birth control, abortion and adoption
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What is territorial privacy?

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Establishes limits on the ability to intrude into another individual’s environment,
including:
1 Home
2 Workplace
3 Public spaces
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How did Justice Brandeis and Samuel Warren define privacy?

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The right to be left alone.

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What are the fair information practices?

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  1. rights of individuals
  2. Controls of the information
  3. Management
  4. Information life cycle
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Under Fair Information Practices, what are the rights of individuals?

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Notices, choice and consent, data subject access

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Under Fair Information Practices, what are the controls on the info?

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Information Security, integrity and quality

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Under Fair Information Practices, what is management?

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Management and administration, monitoring and enforcement, demonstration compliance

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Under Fair Information Practices, what is the information life cycle?

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Collection, use and retention, disclosure and destruction

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Under data protection roles, what is a data subject?

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an individual whose information is processed; employee, patient.

Anytime an individual gives personal information to another entity, as a patient, customer or employee

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Under data protection roles, what is a data controller?

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an entity that determines the purpose and means of processing a data subjects personal information

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Under data protection roles, what is a data processor?

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an entity processing information on behalf of, and per instructions from, a data controller

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Under data protection roles, what is data protection authority?

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an entity enforcing privacy and data protection laws or regulations

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What is personal information?

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Information that makes it possible to identify an individual

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what is non-personal information?

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Data can be anonymized by removing identifying elements.

However, given current technology, it is not truly anonymized unless the original data set is
removed and destroyed, or technologically or physically removed from remaining data in a
way that renders it impossible to identify a data subject.

17
Q

what is Pseudonymized information

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A unique code or pseudonym used as a temporary solution to protect information. It is reversible.

18
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what is sensitive information?

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A subset of personal information; usually requires additional safeguarding of its collection, use and disclosure.