A Reference Manual For Data Privacy Laws And Cyber Frameworks Ravindra Das by Ravindra Das 9781040152997, 9781032802428, 9781032804491, 9781003496915, 1040152996, 1032802421, 1032804491, 1003496911 instant download after payment.

As the world is becoming more digital and intertwined together, the cybersecurity threat landscape has no doubt become a daunting one for sure. For example, old-style threat variants of the past, especially that of phishing, has now become much more sophisticated and covert in nature. A lot of this has been brought on by the explosion of ransomware, which exploded during the COVID-19 pandemic. But, there is another concern that is looming on the horizon: data privacy. Now, more than ever, consumers on a global basis want to know exactly what is happening to their personal identifiable information (PII) datasets. Examples of what they want to know about include the following: In response to these concerns and fears, as well as the cyber risks posed by these datasets, many nations around the world have set up rather exhaustive and very detailed data privacy laws. In their respective tenets and provisions, these pieces of legislation not only specify why and how businesses need to comply with them, but also outline the rights that are afforded to each and every consumer. In this book, we detail the tenets and provisions of three key data privacy laws: We also provide a general framework at the end on how a business can comply with these various data privacy laws. Also, we first provide an in-depth overview of the importance of data and datasets, and how they are so relevant to the data privacy laws just mentioned.