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ARTICLE · 21 MAY 2020

Kirk Nahra Summarizes Privacy Law For Security Professionals

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In an article for the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology, Kirk Nahra explains what security professionals need to know about privacy law.

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In an article for the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology, Kirk Nahra explains what security professionals need to know about privacy law.

Excerpt: Security existed as a business norm long before it became a legal and compliance requirement. Doctors' offices locked their doors at night to ensure no one could access their records. Stores took precautions when they walked the daily cash receipts to the bank. Now, it is enormously more complicated to guarantee data security, which is the physical and technological protection of both personal data and sensitive proprietary information. Appropriate best practices and legal requirements are growing every day, across all industries, and around the world.

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