In an effort to address the liabilities associated with credit card theft, credit card companies, beginning with Visa in 2001 with its Cardholder Information Security Program (CISP), began enacting data protection standards governing the processing, transmission, and storage of credit card data.
But while 29 states have enacted tough data protection legislation, states such as California offer a handy loophole: If the data is encrypted, there's no need to notify anyone.
The American Chamber of Commerce to the European Union, a business group, submitted a 42-page brief to European lawmakers this year that argued against enacting undue data privacy restrictions that could inhibit the free flow of information.
It has said that enacting the data protection regulation is a key priority for its presidency, which ends in June.
Although there are a plethora of orchestration frameworks to implement workflows, most of them are unsuitable for executing (enacting) data-centric workflows since they are based on a centralized orchestration engine which can be a bottleneck when handling large data volumes.
In the last year alone, What Works cities have launched and enhanced 17 performance analytics systems that track and analyze progress; enacted 10 open data policies; and launched and expanded 10 open data portals.
When the state of New York enacted its open data policy, it didn't know that nursing home data would be helpful for emergency crews.
Days later, the European Union enacted sweeping new data protection rules that require companies be able to explain to consumers any automated decisions.
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If enacted as proposed, data privacy and security protections that would be applied to research on human subjects would be calibrated to the level of identifiability of the information being collected.
