Identity, Privacy, and Security: Washington Update and Implications for Campus Policy and Practice
Identity, Privacy, and Security: Washington Update and Implications for Campus Policy and Practice
Thursday, October 14 | 3:00PM–3:50PM | Meeting Room 210C
Session Type:
E2010
Some Obama administration initiatives are exploring the privacy and civil liberties implications of various Internet technologies and information practices, and the White House is developing a National Strategy for Secure Online Transactions. The Department of Education, FTC, FCC, and NTIA have held workshops and requested comments on topics ranging from protecting student data to fair information practices to identity management. Congress has debated several bills designed to protect consumer privacy, safeguard data, and establish a national standard for security breach notifications. This session will overview the latest developments in Washington with a panel of campus privacy and security experts who will discuss the practical impact.
Presenters
Patrick Feehan
Information Security & Privacy Director, Montgomery College
Maura Johnston
University Privacy Officer, University of Pennsylvania
Rodney Petersen
Director, National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE), National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)