A Comprehensive Look at the State of Biometrics Exposures
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The use of biometric data – our unique, physical identifiers such as our retinas, fingerprints, voiceprints, and facial geometry – by governments and businesses has exploded in recent years. How that data is used and managed has become the subject of legislation, including the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act or “BIPA”.
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efforts.
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This challenge is particularly prevalent in the intelligence field. As you have learned, much of what occurs in the intelligence field in conducted in secrecy. While the inputs to the intelligence process may very well be open source material that everyone can access, once analyzed and combined the intelligence products contain very sensitive and guarded information of national significance. However, the U.S. is a democracy that embraces the ideals of government transparency and the protection of constitution rights. As such, congressional oversight of intelligence activities is employed to ensure these ideals are upheld.
Congressional Oversight
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Introduction
The nature of the problem for research purposes is to explore the pros and cons of the USA PATRIOT Act. The paper will endeavor to find documentation that answers such questions as: who benefits from the provisions of the USA PATRIOT Act; who is harmed; what evidence exists that political rhetoric played a part in the passage of the USA PATRIOT Act; where are we now; have we gone too far?
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- 1. 1 Biometric Information Privacy Act, 740 ILCS Section 10. 2 Id. 3 Id. 4 Id.
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