The scope of the need for a surveillance commissioner is rapidly growing beyond that of just CCTV. In this regard, we aim to not only promote Camera Surveillance Day, but promote very long standing practices and principles of OpenSurveillance in democratic society to preserve community and the planet.
OpenConsent- OPN Notice Receipt Specification is released as Creative Commons Attribute 4
The COEL works is a tremendous breakthrough for attribute level events for consent and the distributed management of privacy notice, which is what Open Privacy Network is being designed and built with.
The UK is poised to become a global leader in privacy upon Brexit March 29th, 2019. As an independent country the UK will again stand on its own as a personal data transfer market. Already a leader in #opensurveilance the UK will set the international standard for privacy security.
Open Surveillance with Operational PrivacySurveillance technology is one of the fastest growing areas of technology. The use of new technologies to track, surveil and monitor people is having a negative impact on user experience. To address this, a privacy profile that generates an operational privacy icon, can be used with any surveillance technology so people can see, and not be scared, of surveillance technology.
Open Surveillance with Operational PrivacySurveillance technology is one of the fastest growing areas of technology. The use of new technologies to track, surveil and monitor people is having a negative impact on user experience. To address this, a privacy profile that generates an operational privacy icon, can be used with any surveillance technology so people can see, and not be scared, of surveillance technology.
Constantine Karbaliotis of PwC and Sal D'Agostino Co-Founder of OpenConsent, discuss the responsibility of organizations to protect their employee and user data.
Constantine, the author of weaponizing privacy and Sal D’Agostino, security engineer for operational privacy, talk about the onset of GDPR legislation in Europe, how a company should respond when (not if) a data breach occurs and why you should care about the privacy of your data, not just data protection.
With Guest host Jeff Sieben.
