Lifetime and childhood traumatic experiences as risk factors for persistent post-concussive symptoms among US service members. [PDF]
Front NeurolRemigio-Baker RA +8 more
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Neurovictimology and the risks of neurotechnologies and artificial intelligence: a forensic and legal perspective. [PDF]
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Federated Learning in Healthcare Ethics: A Systematic Review of Privacy-Preserving and Equitable Medical AI. [PDF]
Healthcare (Basel)Mir BA, Abbas SR, Lee SW.
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Cybersecurity and Privacy Risks of Generative AI Mental-Health Chatbots: A Systematic Review and Regulatory Framework. [PDF]
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Privacy impact assessment for online social networks [PDF]
2015 International Conference on Collaboration Technologies and Systems (CTS), 2015 Many threats and attacks have been found in online social networks. When a security incident happens and data loss occurs, it is important to assess how the lost data affects user privacy. Most approaches for privacy impact assessment are based on checklists and auditions. There is lack of quantitative analysis approach to study privacy impact. Privacy
Yong Wang 0045, Raj Kumar Nepali
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Supporting privacy impact assessment by model-based privacy analysis [PDF]
Proceedings of the 33rd Annual ACM Symposium on Applied Computing, 2018 According to Article 35 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), data controllers are obligated to conduct a privacy impact assessment (PIA) to ensure the protection of sensitive data. Failure to properly protect sensitive data may affect data subjects negatively, and damage the reputation of data processors.
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Evaluating privacy impact assessments
Innovation: the European Journal of Social Science Research, 2013Privacy impact assessments (PIAs) are emerging as an important privacy management tool for public and private sector organizations. However, a key concern of PIA policy and practice is the lack of follow-up and means to evaluate its conduct at different levels, particularly so that different stakeholders can make sense of PIA practice as evidenced in ...
Rowena Rodrigues
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The state of the art in privacy impact assessment
Computer Law and Security Review, 2012Abstract There is growing interest in Europe in privacy impact assessment (PIA). The UK introduced the first PIA methodology in Europe in 2007, and Ireland followed in 2010. PIAs provide a way to detect potential privacy problems, take precautions and build tailored safeguards before, not after, the organisation makes heavy investments in the ...
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A Privacy Impact Assessment Tool for Cloud Computing [PDF]
2010 IEEE Second International Conference on Cloud Computing Technology and Science, 2010 In this paper, we present a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) decision support tool that can be integrated within a cloud computing environment. Privacy is an important consideration in cloud computing, as actual or perceived privacy weaknesses will impact legal compliance, data security, and user trust.
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Integrating privacy and ethical impact assessments [PDF]
Science and Public Policy, 2013 New and emerging technologies often raise both ethical and privacy issues. The analysis and assessment of such issues is the task of privacy impact assessments and ethical impact assessments. Although there are various privacy impact assessment methodologies and ethical impact assessment methodologies, the two have not been integrated.
David Wright, Michael Friedewald
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