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    1. Data Privacy: Global Issues & Trends Charles Mok Internet Society Hong Kong 2009.04.16
    2. Recent local data breaches
      • 09.04 / United Christian Hospital / Doctor lost USB drive / 8 patients
      • 09.03 / United Christian Hospital / Doctor lost USB drive / 47 patients
      • 09.03 / Open University / Staff lost USB drive / undisclosed # of students
      • 09.03 / HK Police / 70 internal documents on Foxy
      • 09.02 / SCAA / Players and coaches salaries for past 10 yrs on Foxy
      • 09.02 / HK Police / Personnel files lost in auxiliary police file cabinet
      • 09.02 / Fire Services / 20 personnel/appraisal reports etc on Foxy
      • 09.01 / Hawk Control, FEHD / USB drive w/ internal docs found on bus
      • 08.12 / Social Welfare Dept / USB drives lost / 63 clients/109 data subjects
      • 08.11 / BEA / Customer statements trashed, used to wrap flowers
      • 08.07 / HSBC / 25,000 customers' conversations on tapes lost in mail
    3. Recent local data breaches...more
      • 08.06 / Customs & Excise Dept / Internal doc & statement found on Foxy
      • 08.06 / Immigration Dept / Confidential file taken home by staff to familiarize himself with procedures, found on Foxy
      • 08.05 / Census & Statistics Dept / USB drive lost / 2 companies' data
      • 08.05 / HK Police / Info about undercover operations, appraisal report and ICAC job description on Foxy
      • 08.03 /HSBC / Server lost in Kwun Tong branch during renovation
      • 08.04 / Civil Service Bureau / USB drive lost
      • 08.04 / HK Police / Documents found on Foxy
      • 08.04 / Civil Aviation Dept / Documents found on Foxy
      • 08.04 and before / Hospital Authority / over 10 cases involving loss of USB drives, digital cameras, notebook, PDA, MP3 players, etc.
    4. You think that's bad? Wait...
      • 09.04 / Moses Cone Hospital (Greensboro, NC) / 14,380 patients' data stolen on notebook
      • 09.04 / Peninsula Orthopaedic Associates / Tapes with 100,000 patients' data stolen
      • 09.04 / Tennessee Dept of Human Services / Employee caught selling personal data / 1,178 people
      • 09.04 / Borrego State Bank (CA) / 7 notebook PCs stolen from audit firm
      • 09.04 / Hawaii Transport Dept / Computer stolen / 1,892 driver license holders
      • 09.04 / Nashville Schools (TN) / Contractor put student data on unsecured web server / 18,000 students
      • 09.04 / City of Culpeper (VA) / Contractor exposed 7,845 taxpayers data on Internet
      • 09.02 / Arkansas Dept of Info Systems / Computer tapes lost / 807,000 people
      • http://www.privacyrights.org
    5. ...and there're more...
      • 09.01 / Merrill Lynch (NY) / Contractor burglarized, losing a computer containing unknown number of staff info
      • 09.01 / Pepsi (NY) / Portable storage device lost w/ unknown # of staff data
      • 09.01 / CheckFree (Atlanta, GA) / Hackers took over domains and redirected customers to phishing site in the Ukraine. At least 16,000 customers are believed to be affected, but company warned 5 million customers.
      • 09.01 / Genica/Geeks.com (Oceanside, CA) / Data of unknown number of e-commerce site customers, incl. credit card numbers, stolen by hacker
      • 09.01 / U of Rochester (NY) / 450 students info incl SS# hacked
      • 09.01 / Columbus City Schools (OH) / Police raid uncovered 100 city employees' personal info, believed to be intercepted in mails
      • 09.01 / Heartland Payment (NJ) / Cyberfraud compromised over 100M transaction records
      • http://www.privacyrights.org
    6. ...by everyone (just 2009)
      • Univ of Oregon / unknown
      • Seventh Day Adventists /292
      • Continental Airlines / 230
      • Forcht Bank (KY) / 8,500
      • Charleston Health Dept (WV) / 11,000
      • Missouri State U / 565
      • Monster.com / unknown
      • US Military / 60
      • US Consulate (Jerusalem)
      • Indiana Dept of Admin / 8,775
      • phpBB.com / 400,000
      • ComCast / 4,000
      • http://www.privacyrights.org
      • Kaiser Permanente (CA) / 30,000
      • Kaspersky, Symantec / unknown
      • Parkland Memorial Hospital (TX) / 9,300
      • Federal Aviation Dept / 43,000
      • U of Alabama / 37,000
      • Wyndham Hotels / 21,000
      • CVS Pharmacies / unknown
      • Walgreens / 28,000
      • New York Police / 80,000
      • Idaho National Lab / 59,000
      • Google (doc users) / unknown
      • US Army / 1,600
    7. A new attitude is needed
      • Changing environment
        • The impact of IT and Internet
        • Working outside of office
        • Increasing awareness by the community
        • Legal requirements and consequences
      • From policy to guidelines
      • From education to communications
      • The role of technology
        • Preventing occurrence as much as possible
        • Minimizing the damage when problems occur
    8. The need for a new culture
      • It is about people's behavior
      • It is not about:
        • Simply putting blames on the staff
        • Strict punishment?
        • Avoiding the use of technology – trading off efficiency and even safety etc.
      • Developing a new corporate culture
        • Convenience vs. security and respect for other people's privacy
        • Legal and institutional safeguards
    9. Information security
      • Classification of sensitive information
      • Privacy impact study and security audit
      • Clear, down-to-earth, up-to-date guidelines
      • Frequent and effective reminders
      • Do not ignore physical security
      • Explore and maximize technological means:
        • System design
        • Encryption
      • But, no easy cure-all – Set the right expectations!
    10. Business implications
      • Surveys found data breaches and financial crimes are scaring customers away
        • Be good custodians of sensitive customer data -> customer confidence -> best CRM
      • Gartner: Privacy function is usually under IT and information security, more than legal dept.
        • But 60% does not have a dedicated budget! – chronically underfunded, esp. problematic in current economic downturn
      • Firms must set up privacy governance model
        • Establish role of CPO (chief privacy officer)
    11. Policy trends – next gen enforcement
      • EU introduces European Privacy Seal (EuroPriSe) for IT products and services to show compliance with privacy legislation in EU member states.
      • EU Data Protection Directive (EU DPD) defines fundamental principles for privacy protection, with mechanisms for cross-border transfers of personal data.
        • E.g. use of live personal data for test purpose can be illegal
    12. Policy trends – notification
      • Over 30 states in the US have passed breach notification law
        • First to legislate: California
        • Last year, California enhanced the law mandating the breach notification be user friendly so that “common people can understand.”
      • Australian Privacy Commissioner is consulting public on “Draft Voluntary Information Security Breach Notification Guide”:
        • Mandatory disclosure likely in 18-24 months
        • Voluntary scheme may be ineffective: consultants are already advising client companies not to disclose voluntary, as their competitors may not.
    13. Recommendations for Hong Kong
      • Review Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance
        • Criminalization of certain violations
        • Mandatory breach notifications
      • Strengthen Privacy Commissioner's Office
      • Improve privacy protection in public bodies
        • Establish Chief Security/Privacy Officers
        • Mandatory privacy/security impact studies
      • Education and public awareness
        • Respect other people's data privacy
        • Include privacy culture in basic and professional education
      • 莫乃光 Charles Mok
      • [email_address]
      • http://www.charlesmok.hk
      • http://charlesmok.blogspot.com
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