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Wolfram Data Summit: Data Feast, Privacy Famine: What Is a Healthy Data Diet?Jim Adler
Wolfram Data Summit
Washington DC
September 8, 2011
http://www.wolframdatasummit.org/2011/attendee/presentations/#Adler
Data is the new medium of social communication and is forcing a healthy debate to define public/private boundaries, fair access, and appropriate use. Like food, social communication (and the data that drives it) is a necessity for humanity's survival. This talk will discuss the key ingredients to avoid the empty calories.
Promise And Perils Of Internet Searching Job CandidatesGeorge Lenard
Employers increasingly use Internet searches to recruit and background check applicants, and to monitor employees. This has risks and benefits for both employers and employees. Presentation slides for 1/2 hour to hour talk on subject suitable for wide variety of audiences.
cybercriminals are weaponizing social media and jeopardizing privacyRohitBisht345647
Social media has greatly changed in the past few decades. Today, we are witnessing a paradigm shift in our interactions with the globe. Recently a time came when it was the only mode of touch with the outer world. But with its share of so many positives, there are some negatives too, which are hard to ignore.
A criminological psychology based digital forensic investigative frameworkSameer Dasaka
It’s been more than 30 years since digital forensics came into existence and started to evolve. United States first started finding the importance of digital forensics to catch the criminals and started adopting multiple investigative frameworks and strategies to improvise the investigation process.
Apart from performing the technical investigations, it is also equally important to understand and address the thought process of the criminal when the crime was committed.
Every crime that has been committed is always done with a specific disastrous purpose in mind and to fulfil that purpose, the criminal finds multiple loopholes and builds his/her way to such an extent that the line between right and wrong gets negligible.
Understanding what made the criminal think to commit the crime is just as important in producing future preventative measures.
After you are arrested, your emotions may be running high. It is easy to be caught up in the fear, frustration, and anger of the situation. However, sharing information about your arrest through social media can complicate your circumstances significantly.
Ethical Implications of Social Media Data Mining by Police.docxtheodorelove43763
Ethical Implications of Social Media Data Mining by Police
University of Maryland University College (UMUC)
Group Epsilon
Group Epsilon
Executive Summary
Introduction
History
Current Trends
Alternatives
Conclusion
References
2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Group Epsilon
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Social media is constantly inundated with posts that contain rich and timely information about events relevant to public safety
Social media can be used track people as they move from one location to the next
Software can be deployed to identify key words like “gun”, “fight”, and “shoot” to track posts that are indicative of danger and/or criminal activity
The goal of these programs and the partnership with law enforcement is to bypass privacy options of the social media sites
Social media data mining has great potential to make policing more proactive – But is it legal? Ethical?
Authorities are already using social media, such as posts and comments, to store information and to keep tabs on people
Facebook and Instagram oppose this effort
3
Group Epsilon
INTRODUCTION
Is social media data mining ethical?
Should the government and law enforcement agencies be legally authorized to undermine resident privacy in an effort to prevent/deter crime?
What is the public’s reasonable expectation of privacy?
Is social data mining considered a warrantless search?
Social media posts are public – does that make it legal and ethical to monitor an individual’s posts over a period of time?
Law enforcement agencies should reveal what data they are collecting, how it is being collected, and what it is being used for
Public education/engagement about this effort should be mandatory!
Clear guidelines and regulations must be imposed on this process!
4
Group Epsilon
HISTORY
100 Representatives attended a Social Media networking workshop.
Included federal, state, and local governments, private sector, and news media (to share case studies for learning).
Two goals to help emergency management learn how to:
Better protect communities.
Improve communication during crisis situations.
Police have been increasingly using social media
76% to gain tips on crime
72% to monitor public
70% for intelligence gathering
5
Group Epsilon
HISTORY (cont.)
California fires in 2018 used real-time updates on evacuations and effected areas via social media outlets
Used to be done by TV and Radio which not everyone got the information.
Amber Alerts posted on Facebook and twitter to increase exposure.
Jurys using social media during trials is astoundingly high.
Juror was “friending” female defendant and got out of jury duty.
Results in numerous new trials and overturned verdicts.
Arkansas Supreme Court reverses capital murder conviction because of juror repeatedly tweeted comments during trial.
6
Group Epsilon
Social Media posts can be loaded with useful data for policing. This data can assist law enforcement with:
Quicker Interventions – Crime Prevention, Incid.
The Myth: One of the most pervasive myths about private investigators is that they operate above the law. Movies and popular culture often portray PIs as individuals who can bend the rules, break into properties, and access confidential information without facing legal repercussions. For more visit at https://smithinvestigationagency.com/
Wolfram Data Summit: Data Feast, Privacy Famine: What Is a Healthy Data Diet?Jim Adler
Wolfram Data Summit
Washington DC
September 8, 2011
http://www.wolframdatasummit.org/2011/attendee/presentations/#Adler
Data is the new medium of social communication and is forcing a healthy debate to define public/private boundaries, fair access, and appropriate use. Like food, social communication (and the data that drives it) is a necessity for humanity's survival. This talk will discuss the key ingredients to avoid the empty calories.
Promise And Perils Of Internet Searching Job CandidatesGeorge Lenard
Employers increasingly use Internet searches to recruit and background check applicants, and to monitor employees. This has risks and benefits for both employers and employees. Presentation slides for 1/2 hour to hour talk on subject suitable for wide variety of audiences.
cybercriminals are weaponizing social media and jeopardizing privacyRohitBisht345647
Social media has greatly changed in the past few decades. Today, we are witnessing a paradigm shift in our interactions with the globe. Recently a time came when it was the only mode of touch with the outer world. But with its share of so many positives, there are some negatives too, which are hard to ignore.
A criminological psychology based digital forensic investigative frameworkSameer Dasaka
It’s been more than 30 years since digital forensics came into existence and started to evolve. United States first started finding the importance of digital forensics to catch the criminals and started adopting multiple investigative frameworks and strategies to improvise the investigation process.
Apart from performing the technical investigations, it is also equally important to understand and address the thought process of the criminal when the crime was committed.
Every crime that has been committed is always done with a specific disastrous purpose in mind and to fulfil that purpose, the criminal finds multiple loopholes and builds his/her way to such an extent that the line between right and wrong gets negligible.
Understanding what made the criminal think to commit the crime is just as important in producing future preventative measures.
After you are arrested, your emotions may be running high. It is easy to be caught up in the fear, frustration, and anger of the situation. However, sharing information about your arrest through social media can complicate your circumstances significantly.
Ethical Implications of Social Media Data Mining by Police.docxtheodorelove43763
Ethical Implications of Social Media Data Mining by Police
University of Maryland University College (UMUC)
Group Epsilon
Group Epsilon
Executive Summary
Introduction
History
Current Trends
Alternatives
Conclusion
References
2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Group Epsilon
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Social media is constantly inundated with posts that contain rich and timely information about events relevant to public safety
Social media can be used track people as they move from one location to the next
Software can be deployed to identify key words like “gun”, “fight”, and “shoot” to track posts that are indicative of danger and/or criminal activity
The goal of these programs and the partnership with law enforcement is to bypass privacy options of the social media sites
Social media data mining has great potential to make policing more proactive – But is it legal? Ethical?
Authorities are already using social media, such as posts and comments, to store information and to keep tabs on people
Facebook and Instagram oppose this effort
3
Group Epsilon
INTRODUCTION
Is social media data mining ethical?
Should the government and law enforcement agencies be legally authorized to undermine resident privacy in an effort to prevent/deter crime?
What is the public’s reasonable expectation of privacy?
Is social data mining considered a warrantless search?
Social media posts are public – does that make it legal and ethical to monitor an individual’s posts over a period of time?
Law enforcement agencies should reveal what data they are collecting, how it is being collected, and what it is being used for
Public education/engagement about this effort should be mandatory!
Clear guidelines and regulations must be imposed on this process!
4
Group Epsilon
HISTORY
100 Representatives attended a Social Media networking workshop.
Included federal, state, and local governments, private sector, and news media (to share case studies for learning).
Two goals to help emergency management learn how to:
Better protect communities.
Improve communication during crisis situations.
Police have been increasingly using social media
76% to gain tips on crime
72% to monitor public
70% for intelligence gathering
5
Group Epsilon
HISTORY (cont.)
California fires in 2018 used real-time updates on evacuations and effected areas via social media outlets
Used to be done by TV and Radio which not everyone got the information.
Amber Alerts posted on Facebook and twitter to increase exposure.
Jurys using social media during trials is astoundingly high.
Juror was “friending” female defendant and got out of jury duty.
Results in numerous new trials and overturned verdicts.
Arkansas Supreme Court reverses capital murder conviction because of juror repeatedly tweeted comments during trial.
6
Group Epsilon
Social Media posts can be loaded with useful data for policing. This data can assist law enforcement with:
Quicker Interventions – Crime Prevention, Incid.
The Myth: One of the most pervasive myths about private investigators is that they operate above the law. Movies and popular culture often portray PIs as individuals who can bend the rules, break into properties, and access confidential information without facing legal repercussions. For more visit at https://smithinvestigationagency.com/
ESSENTIALS OF Management Information Systems 12eKENNETH C..docxdebishakespeare
ESSENTIALS OF
Management Information Systems 12e
KENNETH C. LAUDON AND JANE P. LAUDON
continued
Systems
CHAPTER 4 ETHICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
CASE 3 Data Mining for Terrorists and Innocents
SUMMARY This case describes how data mining software, combined with Big Data collection from
the Internet, are used to identify potential terrorists. The PRISM program of the U.S.
National Security Agency (NSA) is an on-going effort to enable such Internet surveillance.
In some cases innocent people have been mistaken for terrorists, while sometimes a
terrorist plot is disrupted. The existence of the PRISM program was a national security
secret until its existence was revealed by Edward Snowden, a former NSA contractor.
There are two videos in this case:
(1) Data Mining for Terrorists and Innocents (L= 5:10)
URL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lKpD7MC22I
(2) How Does the PRISM Program Work? (L=1:59)
URL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR6YyYdF8ho
CASE Anti-terrorism agencies around the world have made effective use of new surveillance tech-
nologies that offer unprecedented abilities to identify and apprehend potential terrorists.
Today’s terrorists are by nature difficult to track, as disconnected groups of individuals can
use the Internet to communicate their plans with lower chance of detection. Anti-terrorist
technology has evolved to better handle this new type of threat.
But there are drawbacks to these new strategies. Often, innocent people may find their
privacy compromised or completely eliminated as a result of inaccurate information.
Surveillance technologies are constantly improving. While this makes it more difficult for
Chapter 4, Case 3 Data Mining for terrorists anD innoCents 2
continued
terrorists and other criminals to exchange information, it also jeopardizes our privacy, on
the Internet and elsewhere, going forward. For instance, it may be necessary to monitor the
phone calls of all American citizens, and visiting foreigners, in order to uncover a terrorist
plot. Is this reason for worry? Are comparisons to Orwell’s 1984 appropriate or overblown?
The first video displays both the positive and negative results of new advances in tech-
nology. The first segment describes a program called the Dark Web Project developed by
a team at the University of Tucson that combs the Internet in search of militant leaders
and their followers. The program creates profiles based on word length, punctuation,
syntax, and content, and displays information about the personality type of an individual
graphically.
The plotting of information on a graph represents whether the user is violent or militant,
inexperienced and seeking advice, or an opinion leader holding sway over many more
people. Programs like this have been adopted by many intelligence agencies worldwide,
who incorporate it into their arsenal of terrorist surveillance technologies.
It’s unclear if this project i.
ESSENTIALS OF Management Information Systems 12eKENNETH C.ronnasleightholm
ESSENTIALS OF
Management Information Systems 12e
KENNETH C. LAUDON AND JANE P. LAUDON
continued
Systems
CHAPTER 4 ETHICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
CASE 3 Data Mining for Terrorists and Innocents
SUMMARY This case describes how data mining software, combined with Big Data collection from
the Internet, are used to identify potential terrorists. The PRISM program of the U.S.
National Security Agency (NSA) is an on-going effort to enable such Internet surveillance.
In some cases innocent people have been mistaken for terrorists, while sometimes a
terrorist plot is disrupted. The existence of the PRISM program was a national security
secret until its existence was revealed by Edward Snowden, a former NSA contractor.
There are two videos in this case:
(1) Data Mining for Terrorists and Innocents (L= 5:10)
URL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lKpD7MC22I
(2) How Does the PRISM Program Work? (L=1:59)
URL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR6YyYdF8ho
CASE Anti-terrorism agencies around the world have made effective use of new surveillance tech-
nologies that offer unprecedented abilities to identify and apprehend potential terrorists.
Today’s terrorists are by nature difficult to track, as disconnected groups of individuals can
use the Internet to communicate their plans with lower chance of detection. Anti-terrorist
technology has evolved to better handle this new type of threat.
But there are drawbacks to these new strategies. Often, innocent people may find their
privacy compromised or completely eliminated as a result of inaccurate information.
Surveillance technologies are constantly improving. While this makes it more difficult for
Chapter 4, Case 3 Data Mining for terrorists anD innoCents 2
continued
terrorists and other criminals to exchange information, it also jeopardizes our privacy, on
the Internet and elsewhere, going forward. For instance, it may be necessary to monitor the
phone calls of all American citizens, and visiting foreigners, in order to uncover a terrorist
plot. Is this reason for worry? Are comparisons to Orwell’s 1984 appropriate or overblown?
The first video displays both the positive and negative results of new advances in tech-
nology. The first segment describes a program called the Dark Web Project developed by
a team at the University of Tucson that combs the Internet in search of militant leaders
and their followers. The program creates profiles based on word length, punctuation,
syntax, and content, and displays information about the personality type of an individual
graphically.
The plotting of information on a graph represents whether the user is violent or militant,
inexperienced and seeking advice, or an opinion leader holding sway over many more
people. Programs like this have been adopted by many intelligence agencies worldwide,
who incorporate it into their arsenal of terrorist surveillance technologies.
It’s unclear if this project i ...
With 1.2 billion monthly active users on Facebook alone, it’s not surprising that social media networks can be a rich source of information for investigators. And because Americans spend more time on social media than any other major Internet activity, including email, social media information and evidence is plentiful. You just need to know how to get it.
Finding, preserving and collecting social media evidence often requires some forensic skills, as well as an understanding of the laws that govern its collection and use. It’s important for investigators to be aware of both the possibilities and limitations of social media forensics.
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According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, a vehicle is stolen in the United States every 44 seconds. Car theft prevention should always be on the mind of every car owner.
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Adam Quirk
Tuesday, December 12, 2017
How Social Media Is Used In Private Investigations
These days, it’s very rare to know someone who doesn’t have a social media account. People
connect with their friends on different platforms and social media has long become the norm.
Government and private companies also access social media to gather information and share their
thoughts to the public.
When private investigators are looking into a person’s activities, is social media of much help to
them? The answer is yes. Social media investigations are becoming a common feature of primary
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investigations. Even before the rise of social media investigators, old‑school private investigators
have already transitioned to the digital sphere. They have software that can be used to sidestep the
privacy settings of accounts.
Investigation through this means provides evidence for court cases. Evidence gathered here helps in
establishing a person’s character, proving or disproving an alibi, or collecting other various
supporting evidence. Professional social media investigators are knowledgeable on preserving,
validating, and presenting evidence according to the rules of the court, and most people on social
media are not.
Private investigators follow a protocol that as they gather pieces of evidence. They must not violate
laws in order to avoid jeopardizing the validity and authenticity of the evidence handed over to
authorities. They rely only partially on social media to conduct their investigations; these
professionals—however—are experts in operating on different platforms to fulfill their duties. With
cyber threats becoming rampant by the minute, the need for heightened cybersecurity efforts and
professional social media investigators is on the rise.
A private investigator, Adam Quirk has had 15 years of experience working for both US Drug
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