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2018-05-16 Information Security in a Knowledge-Based Society

A presentation delivered on May 16, 2018, at the United States Consulate in Guangzhou, China.

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Information Security in a Knowledge-Based Society Frederick S. Lane United States Consulate Guangzhou, China 16 May 2018
New York City
Brooklyn
New York Public Library
Dr. Amy Werbel
The Four Millennials
Burlington School Bd.
9 Books
Books About Privacy
American Privacy
First Privacy Advocates
The American Revolution • Pilgrims Land in Massachusetts (1620) • Britain Issues Writs of Assistance (1760) • Tea from China is destroyed in the Boston Tea Party (1773) • The American Revolution Begins (1775) • Declaration of Independence (1776)
“So That a Man Can Stand Up”
The U.S. Constitution • The Continental Congress Adopted the Articles of Confederation (1781) • The Articles Were Quickly Viewed as a Failure, Since the Government Had No Authority to Raise Money • A New Constitution Was Proposed in 1787 and Ratified in 1790 • A Bill of Rights Was Adopted in 1792
The First Postmaster
Libraries in America • Literacy Rates Rise in 1700s • Private Book Clubs  Subscription Libraries • First Founded Under Direction of Ben Franklin (1731) • First Lending Library in Franklin, MA (1778) • Library of Congress (1800, 1815) • First Public Library in Peterborough, NH (1833) • First Large Public Library – BPL (1848)
Franklin Public Library
Andrew Carnegie • Born in Dunfermline, Scotland in 1835 • Emigrated to United States in 1848 • Couldn’t afford $2 for subscription library (1852) • Sold Carnegie Steel to J.P. Morgan in 1901 for $480 million. Richest man in America • Turned to philanthropy with a focus on libraries • Between 1883 and 1929, over 2,500 libraries funded • Rockland Memorial Library -- $12,500 grant in 1902
The Right to Privacy
“The Right to Privacy” (1890)
Photography in the 1880s
The U.S. Census • The United States Constitution Requires that a Census Be Conducted Every 10 Years • The First Census Took Place in 1790 – The U.S. Had a Population of Just 3.9 Million People • The 1880 Census Was Not Finished Until 1888 – The U.S. Had a Population of 50 Million People • There Was Great Concern that the 1890 Census Count Would Not Be Finished by 1900
Early Computing
Postcards & Privacy
Privacy in the Computer Era
The Great Depression • The American Stock Market Suffers a Terrible Crash in 1929 • The United States Enters a Period Known as the Great Depression (1929-1939) • To Help Prevent Suffering in the Future, Congress Passes the Social Security Act • Under the Plan, the Government Tracks Each Person’s Earnings and Pays Money During Retirement Based on That Amount • The Social Security Administration Develops the Social Security Number to Distinguish Between Similar Names
Social Security Number
Credit Cards
IBM 701
Early Personal Computers
Early Personal Computers
The World Wide Web
Google (1996)
The Smartphone Revolution
Rise of a Mobile World • No More Landlines • Individual Phone Numbers • Multiple Messaging Channels • Level Playing Field • Millennial Technical Skills • Massive Cultural Shifts
Selfie-Inflicted Wounds • Thanks to Mobile Devices and the Internet, We Generate and Share HUGE Amounts of Data About Ourselves Every Second of the Day: • Over 8,000 Tweets • 844 Instagram Photos • Nearly 67,000 Google Searches • Over 73,000 YouTube Videos Are Viewed • Nearly 2.7 Million Emails
Leading Social Channels
Whose Data Is It? • Corporations in the United States Collect the Vast Quantities of Data for Sale to Advertisers • Unlike the Europeans, Americans Have Limited Ability to “Opt-Out” of Data Collection • Americans Also Have Limited Legal Remedies If the Information Is Misused • The Collection of So Much Data Creates a Risk That It Will Be Misused for Political Purposes. • Facebook and Other Social Media Companies Are Under a Lot of Scrutiny Over What Happened in the 2016 Election
A Win for Cellphone Privacy
Contact Information • FSLane3@gmail.com • 802-318-4604 • @FSL3, @Cybertraps • www.FrederickLane.com • http://www.fredericklane.com/the- cybertraps-blog/ • ww.linkedin.com/in/fredericklane/ • www.slideshare.net/FSL3
Information Security in a Knowledge-Based Society Frederick S. Lane United States Consulate Guangzhou, China 16 May 2018