Handbook of Research on Emerging Developments in Data Privacy

Handbook of Research on Emerging Developments in Data Privacy

Copyright: © 2015 |Pages: 507

ISBN13: 9781466673816|ISBN10: 1466673818|EISBN13: 9781466673823

DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-7381-6

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Data collection allows today’s businesses to cater to each customer’s individual needs and provides a necessary edge in a competitive market. However, any breach in confidentiality can cause serious consequences for both the consumer and the company.

The Handbook of Research on Emerging Developments in Data Privacy brings together new ideas on how to deal with potential leaks of valuable customer information. Highlighting the legal aspects of identity protection, trust and security, and detection techniques, this comprehensive work is a valuable resource for any business, legal, or technology professional looking to improve information security within their organization.

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Front Materials

Title Page

Copyright Page

Advances in Information Security, Privacy, and Ethics (AISPE) Book Series

Preface

Chapters

Legal Aspects

Chapter 1

Cloud State Surveillance: Dark Octopus Tentacle Clouds from the Atlantic (pages 1-23)

Sylvia Kierkegaard

Concerns about government snooping in the wake of revelations by whistle blower Edward Snowden have deterred enterprises and IT professionals from keeping sensitive data in the clouds. Moving towards cloud-based computing has emerged...

Chapter 2

Data Protection in EU Law after Lisbon: Challenges, Developments, and Limitations (pages 24-50)

Maria Tzanou

This chapter provides an analysis of the data protection rules in EU law, focusing on the constitutional and legal developments after the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty. It examines the jurisprudence of the Court of Justice of...

Chapter 3

File-Sharing of Copyrighted Works, P2P, and the Cloud: Reconciling Copyright and Privacy Rights (pages 51-68)

Pedro Pina

In cyberspace, copyright enforcement and privacy rights have become two clashing realities. In fact, with the arrival of digital technology, especially the Internet, right holders, facing massive online infringements to their...

Chapter 4

Dataveillance in the Workplace: Privacy Threat or Market Imperative? (pages 69-84)

Regina Connolly

The work environment is changing in response to market pressures, and the psychological contract that previously typified many employer and employee work relationships is coming under distinct threat as pervasive Internet-based...

Chapter 5

Social Engineering Techniques, Password Selection, and Health Care Legislation: A Health Care Setting (pages 85-99)

B. Dawn Medlin, Joseph A. Cazier

Healthcare employees generally have access to view hospital patient's medical records. This access can be simply viewing their chart or reviewing information on a computer screen. With this type of accessibly, hospital employees...

Identity Protection

Chapter 6

Play That Funky Password!: Recent Advances in Authentication with Music (pages 101-132)

Marcia Gibson, Karen Renaud, Marc Conrad, Carsten Maple

Over the last few years, there has been emerging interest in authenticating users through the medium of music. Historically, developers of alternate modality systems have focused on image- and haptic-based techniques, instinctively...

Chapter 7

Privacy, Security, and Identity Theft Protection: Advances and Trends (pages 133-143)

Guillermo A. Francia III, Frances Shannon Hutchinson, Xavier Paris Francia

The proliferation of the Internet has intensified the privacy protection and identity theft crises. A December 2013 report by the U.S. Department of Justice indicates that 16.6 million persons were victims of identity theft with...

Chapter 8

Identity Management Systems: Models, Standards, and COTS Offerings (pages 144-169)

Reema Bhatt, Manish Gupta, Raj Sharman

Identity management is the administration of an individual's access rights and privileges in the form of authentication and authorization within or across systems and organizations. An Identity Management system (IdM) helps...

Chapter 9

How Private Is Your Financial Data?: Survey of Authentication Methods in Web and Mobile Banking (pages 170-197)

Vidya Mulukutla, Manish Gupta, H. R. Rao

The ease and convenience of Internet Banking or e-banking has made it the most preferred way for customers as well as the banking industry alike. The fact that e-banking enables remote accessibility of a customer's account...

Trust and Security

Chapter 10

Security and Privacy Requirements Engineering (pages 199-215)

Nancy R. Mead, Saeed Abu-Nimeh

Security requirements engineering identifies security risks in software in the early stages of the development cycle. In this chapter, the authors present the SQUARE security requirements method. They integrate privacy requirements...

Chapter 11

An Information Security Model for Implementing the New ISO 27001 (pages 216-238)

Margareth Stoll

The importance of data privacy, information availability, and integrity is increasingly recognized. Sharpened legal requirements and increasing data leakages have further promoted data privacy. In order to implement the different...

Chapter 12

Health IT: A Framework for Managing Privacy Impact Assessment of Personally Identifiable Data (pages 239-262)

Cyril Onwubiko

Health IT is the use of Information Technology (IT) in healthcare to improve patients' experience, enable quality care, efficiency, speed, and security of the collection, exchange, sharing, and storage of sensitive personal...

Chapter 13

Do We Need Security Management Systems for Data Privacy? (pages 263-299)

Wolfgang Boehmer

The importance of personal data and managing them is increasing worldwide. However first, one must be able to distinguish between data, information, and knowledge, before one turns to protecting them. Furthermore, it must be...

Chapter 14

Trust and Trust Building of Virtual Communities in the Networked Age (pages 300-328)

Qing Zou, Eun G. Park

This is the networked age, when people participate in various virtual communities through a platform or network of communities. Members of the communities communicate in faster and more simultaneous interactions in invisible ways....

Chapter 15

The Security, Privacy, and Ethical Implications of Social Networking Sites (pages 329-338)

M. J. Warren, S. Leitch

The chapter investigates the security and ethical issues relating to privacy and security. This chapter also examines the ethical issues of new forms of bullying that are being played out weekly in the media: cyber bulling...

Detection Techniques

Chapter 16

Guidance for Selecting Data Collection Mechanisms for Intrusion Detection (pages 340-370)

Ulf Larson, Erland Jonsson, Stefan Lindskog

This chapter aims at providing a clear and concise picture of data collection for intrusion detection. It provides a detailed explanation of generic data collection mechanism components and the interaction with the environment, from...

Chapter 17

An Auto-Reclosing-Based Intrusion Detection Technique for Enterprise Networks (pages 371-402)

Nana K. Ampah, Cajetan M. Akujuobi

Designing, planning, and managing telecommunication, industrial control, and enterprise networks with special emphasis on effectiveness, efficiency, and reliability without considering security planning, management, and constraints...

Chapter 18

A Dynamic Subspace Anomaly Detection Method Using Generic Algorithm for Streaming Network Data (pages 403-425)

Ji Zhang

A great deal of research attention has been paid to data mining on data streams in recent years. In this chapter, the authors carry out a case study of anomaly detection in large and high-dimensional network connection data streams...

Chapter 19

Detecting Botnet Traffic from a Single Host (pages 426-446)

Sebastián García, Alejandro Zunino, Marcelo Campo

The detection of bots and botnets in the network may be improved if the analysis is done on the traffic of one bot alone. While a botnet may be detected by correlating the behavior of several bots in a large amount of traffic, one...

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