Privacy metrics have emerged as a key measure to improve privacy program performance and maturity in terms of customer trust, risk mitigation, and business enablement.
This paper argues that traditional privacy law has a great deal to learn from the guidelines for informed consent that applies in federally funded biomedical and behavioral research.
Guide aims to provide the most hard-hitting results that reinforce and strengthen the core principles and standards of international law on surveillance.
Understanding the Data Flows and Privacy Risks of Brain-Computer Interfaces.