English | Size: 116.49 MB
Genre: eLearning
As we use our computers to play games, pay for goods and services, and apply for jobs, our online identity is constructed from bits of information that we may or may not be conscious of revealing or sharing. This course discusses different information sources about who we are, what we do, where we are, and with whom we are associated—and how we can protect that information from misuse or corruption. Instructor Jennifer Kurtz explains how personally identifiable information (PII) is formed, and how it is valued and used in the marketplace by legitimate and criminal actors. She also covers the formal and informal capture of PII; goes into the legal and regulatory properties of PII; dives into breach case studies in the medical, financial, educational, government, and commercial sectors; and offers PII protection practices for both individuals and organizations.
This course was created and produced by Mentor Source, Inc. We are pleased to host this training in our library.
Topics include:
What is PII?
Formal and informal capture
Why is PII protected?
Legal and regulatory influences
High-profile PII breach cases: Medical, financial, and educational
Global differences in PII use
Protecting PII as an individual
Best practices for organizations to protect PII
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