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Half of all Americans feel less secure about their personal information than they did five years ago. The  Pew Research Center  found that Americans have little trust in organizations when it comes to their data. Many experts suggest that they have very good reasons to distrust. In 2017, hackers stole personal data from Uber, including names, email addresses, and phone numbers, as well as the names and driver's license numbers of about 600,000 drivers in the United States. Uber paid the hackers $100,000 to delete the data and keep the breach quiet.

Address the following:

· What one change or addition would you recommend to the current laws and regulations regarding personally identifiable information (PII) and privacy?

· How can the government ensure that companies get more serious about protecting personal data?

Part 2

· Discuss whether you agree or disagree with other ideas on changes to the laws or regulations regarding PII.

References

O'Connor, N. (2019). Reforming the U.S. approach to data protection and privacy. Council on Foreign Relations. Retrieved from https://www.cfr.org/report/reforming-us-approach-data-protection

Smith, A. (2017). Americans' experiences with data security. Pew Research Center: Internet & Technology. Retrieved from https://www.pewinternet.org/2017/01/26/1-americans-experiences-with-data-security/

Half of all Americans feel less secure about their personal information

than they did five years ago. The

Pew

Research

Center

found that

Americans have little trust in organizations when it comes to their data.

Many experts suggest that they have very

good reasons to distrust. In

2017, hackers stole personal data from Uber, including names, email

addresses, and phone numbers, as well as the names and driver's

license numbers of about 600,000 drivers in the United States. Uber

paid the hackers $100,000 t

o delete the data and keep the breach

quiet.

A

ddress the following:

·

What one change or addition would you recommend to the

current laws and regulations regarding personally identifiable

information (

PII) and privacy?

·

How can the government ensure that companies get more serious

about protecting personal data?

Part 2

·

Discuss whether you agree or disagree with

other

ideas on

changes to the laws or regula

tions regarding PII.

References

O'Connor, N. (2019). Reforming the U.S. approach to data protection and

privacy. Council on Foreign Relations. Retrieved from

https://www.cfr.org/report/reforming

-

us

-

approach

-

data

-

protection

Smith, A. (2017). Americans' expe

riences with data security. Pew Research

Center: Internet & Technology. Retrieved from

https://www.pewinternet.org/2017/01/26/1

-

americans

-

experiences

-

with

-

data

-

security/

Half of all Americans feel less secure about their personal information

than they did five years ago. The Pew Research Center found that

Americans have little trust in organizations when it comes to their data.

Many experts suggest that they have very good reasons to distrust. In

2017, hackers stole personal data from Uber, including names, email

addresses, and phone numbers, as well as the names and driver's

license numbers of about 600,000 drivers in the United States. Uber

paid the hackers $100,000 to delete the data and keep the breach

quiet.

Address the following:

 What one change or addition would you recommend to the

current laws and regulations regarding personally identifiable

information (PII) and privacy?

 How can the government ensure that companies get more serious

about protecting personal data?

Part 2

 Discuss whether you agree or disagree with other ideas on

changes to the laws or regulations regarding PII.

References

O'Connor, N. (2019). Reforming the U.S. approach to data protection and

privacy. Council on Foreign Relations. Retrieved from

https://www.cfr.org/report/reforming-us-approach-data-protection

Smith, A. (2017). Americans' experiences with data security. Pew Research

Center: Internet & Technology. Retrieved from

https://www.pewinternet.org/2017/01/26/1-americans-experiences-

with-data-security/