Sentences with phrase «appropriate privacy protections»

One study we found indicates that these policies are not adequate to provide appropriate privacy protections and alleviate public concern.

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«Our companies believe that government surveillance practices should also be reformed to include substantial enhancements to privacy protections and appropriate oversight and accountability mechanisms for those programs,» the company wrote.
Examples of focal areas include: developing and implementing a rigorous evaluation of home visiting; selecting, adapting, and developing culturally appropriate data collection tools and measures; tracking and measuring benchmarks; developing and modifying existing data systems; continuous quality improvement; data protection and privacy; and ethical dissemination and translation of evaluation findings derived from research with AIAN to external audiences.
Privacy partially intersects security, including for instance the concepts of appropriate use, as well as protection of information.
The authors urge policy makers to develop appropriate infrastructure and policies to minimize the risks associated with sharing and integrating health data and help allay public concerns around data privacy and protection thus demonstrating «trustworthiness».
We at XYMOGEN, are committed to respecting your online privacy and recognize your need for appropriate protection and management of any personally identifiable information («Personal Information») you share with us.
To provide policy recommendations to ensure the protection of student privacy and appropriate use of student data to improve teaching and learning in the classroom.
Failing to ensure appropriate protections are put in place to protect the privacy rights of student and parents due to the massive data collection scam that is part of the Common Core SBAC testing scheme.
High Five Media and our affiliates respect your privacy and recognize the need for appropriate protection and management of your PII you share with us.
By advocating before and working with government departments, independent tribunals and related organizations, including the Canadian Radio - television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) and Industry Canada, we have successfully advocated for the rights of Canadians to create positive outcomes for them with regard to contract terms, their receipt of accurate information, transparent and appropriate pricing, and the protection of people's privacy.
The litigation raised a host of legal issues, including the applicability of the GDPR before 25 May 2018, the relationship between the Data Protection Directive and the E-Commerce Directive, the question whether Google's Search activities involved processing data «for the purposes of journalism» for the purposes of the relevant data protection exemptions, and the appropriate balance between data privacy rights and the free expression rights guaranteed by the EProtection Directive and the E-Commerce Directive, the question whether Google's Search activities involved processing data «for the purposes of journalism» for the purposes of the relevant data protection exemptions, and the appropriate balance between data privacy rights and the free expression rights guaranteed by the Eprotection exemptions, and the appropriate balance between data privacy rights and the free expression rights guaranteed by the EU Charter.
The report recommended a series of measures to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC), including the strict enforcement of the «appropriate purpose» and «specific purpose» provisions of Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), possible amendments to PIPEDA and further research into consumer awareness of mobile device location tracking.
Aside from the privacy and data protection requirement, the parties also need to decide the appropriate service levels for various regions taking into consideration the criticality of the service in the region, the currency of the infrastructure, the availability of the resources in the region.
Means - testing for proposed costs protection measures in defamation and privacy cases must be set at «an appropriate level», a senior media lawyer has warned.
«It ensures these agreements have appropriate protections for privacy and human rights and gives the technology companies that host customer data new statutory rights to stand up for the privacy rights of their customers around the world.»
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