Sentence examples for privacy governance from inspiring English sources

The views of non-experts can act as a reference when reforming privacy governance and designing information systems.

The paper argues that while the transgovernmental cooperation by data privacy authorities represents a significant governance alternative to the more conventional inter-governmental cooperation, it is questionable whether that is sufficient to de facto alter the cooperative stalemate between the EU and USA and change the regulatory landscape in data privacy governance on an international level.

The role of RECs in privacy governance in the context of cell-based research should be clarified.

We agree and will incorporate your suggestions into creating new tools that enhance communication on Facebook about privacy and governance.

The qualitative analysis on parent perspectives on privacy and governance strategies for data repositories are described elsewhere (Manhas et al. 2015).

Robert Pepper leads Cisco's Global Technology Policy team working with governments across the world in areas such as broadband, IP enabled services, wireless and spectrum policy, security, privacy, Internet governance and ICT development.

Considering IBM's $60 million annual web advertising budget, that decision is a major boost to online privacy self-governance.

Before dinner, Perkins pulled aside Viet Dinh, a fellow-director who is a professor at Georgetown Law School and specializes in corporate governance, privacy, and national security.

But it does state that the unleashing of the N.S.A. went too far, concluding: some of the authorities that were expanded or created in the aftermath of September 11 unduly sacrifice fundamental interests in individual liberty, personal privacy, and democratic governance.

And it acknowledged the obvious: "some of the authorities that were expanded or created in the aftermath of September 11th unduly sacrifice fundamental interests in individual liberty, personal privacy, and democratic governance".

"The advocacy side of the group tends to lean toward absolutist terms and solutions," Shane Wiley, the vice president for privacy and data governance at Yahoo, wrote in a message in September to Ed Felten, a professor of computer science and public affairs at Princeton University.