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Instructions
Include at least five additional references to the ones listed below.
Details of the Paper:
Prepare a 10 page paper in Microsoft Word in APA format (350 words per page). At a minimum include the following:
References (minimum of 5)
You may use resources from any library, government library, or any peer-reviewed reference (Wikipedia and any other publicly-reviewed source is not accepted). The paper must by at least 10 pages double-spaced, 1″ margin all around, black 12 point fonts (Times New Roman or Arial) with correct citations of all utilized references/sources, (pictures, graphics, etc are extra – allowed but extra for the minimum page count). The title page and references are also required but don’t count in the minimum page count. A minimum of 10 references are needed.
The paper will be subjected to checking against plagiarism. The paper must follow acceptable originality criteria (no more than 15% max total, and 2% per individual source match are allowed).
Please use the following outline and references for the paper.
Privacy Protection
1) Introduction
a) Provide background and context
i) Define privacy protection
ii) Describe the importance of privacy in the digital age
2) Thesis Statement
a) Present the main argument of the paper
3) Historical context of privacy protection
4) Early privacy laws and regulations
a) Discuss key legislation and their impacts
5) Evolution of privacy concerns
a) Describe changes in privacy issues over the decades
6) Types of personal information and data
a) Describe different types of personal information and data and why it is important to protect
7) Personally identifiable information (PII)
a) Describe examples and significance of direct and sensitive and indirect and nonsensitive types of PII (for example social security number, passport information)
8) Sensitive personal information
a) Discuss sensitive information such as health records and financial statements and how that information can be used against someone
9) Privacy protection measures
a) Describe tips and tools available to users to protect their privacy
i) Private browser
ii) Data removal tool
iii) Ad blocker
iv) Use caution when posting information online
v) Virtual private networks (VPN)
vi) Password manager
vii) Antivirus
viii) Update software and devices
ix) Back up data
10) Technical measures
a) Describe encryption and how users can use encryption to protect their privacy
b) Describe access controls and how those controls can be implemented to protect people’s privacy
11) Legal frameworks
a) Describe general data protection regulation (GDPR)
b) Describe Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
12) Organizational polices
a) Explain data privacy policies one can expect from their organization
b) Describe some employee training programs employees can expect from their organization
13) Challenges in privacy protection
a) Explain privacy protection challenges faced by organizations such as embedding data privacy, proliferating devices, access control, and increasing scale of data to name a few
14) Technological Advancements
a) Big data and artificial intelligence
15) Cybersecurity Threats
a) Data breaches and hacking
16) Global Differences in Privacy Regulations
a) Varying standards and compliance issues
17) Case Studies
18) Major Data Breaches
a) Analysis of high-profile cases
19) Successful Privacy Protection Practices
a) Examples of organizations with solid privacy measures
20) The Role of Individuals in Protecting Privacy
21) Personal Data Management
a) Best practices for individuals
22) Awareness and Education
23) Privacy Protection in the future
24) Emerging Technologies
a) Potential impacts of new technologies on privacy
25) Recommendations
a) Suggested measures for improving privacy protection
26) Conclusion
27) Summary of Key Points
a) Recap of main arguments and findings
28) Final Thoughts
a) Implications for the future of privacy protection
References
Allen, J., & Hallene, A. (2013). Protecting Your Data in Cyberspace. American Journal of Family Law, 27(3), 198-207.
Google has a new privacy policy. Should you be worried? (2012, Mar 08). PluGGd.in http://ezproxy.apus.edu/login?qurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.proquest.com%2Fnewspapers%2Fgoogle-has-new-privacy-policy-should-you-be%2Fdocview%2F926800338%2Fse-2%3Faccountid%3D8289
Michelfelder, D. P. (2001). The moral value of informational privacy in cyberspace. Ethics and Information Technology, 3(2), 129.
Pantano, E., Vannucci, V., & Marikyan, D. (2023). Gratifications in change of privacy? The response of four consumers’ generational cohorts toward facial recognition technology in retail settings. Journal of Consumer Behaviour, 22(2), 288–299. https://doi.org/10.1002/cb.2124
Uses and abuses; Collecting private information. (2015, Apr 04). The Economist, 415, 80.
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