So first Kate Fazzini and Lora Kolodny reported: If you crash your Tesla, when it goes to the junk yard, it could carry a bunch of your history with it. That’s because the computers on Tesla vehicles keep everything that drivers have voluntarily stored on their cars, plus tons of other information generated by the…
Category: Misc
Biometrics Institute launches Ethical Principles for Biometrics to guide responsible industry behavior
Chris Burt writes: The Biometrics Institute has launched a set of Ethical Principles for Biometrics at its annual U.S. conference in Washington, D.C. to address the gaps left by lagging legislation and regulation. Chief Executive Isabelle Moeller asked an audience of 70 stakeholders from the biometrics community “Just because we can, should we?” […] The…
You can still register for next week’s International Privacy + Security Forum in D.C.
There’s still time to register for the International Privacy + Security Forum, April 3 – 5 in Washington, D.C. There will be so much going on there. The following is just a list of the forums/sessions, but check out the full program to see who’s keynoting, what the sessions on security cover, when the ice…
NZ: Privacy Commissioner John Edwards reappointed
From the office of New Zealand’s privacy commissioner, some welcome news: John Edwards has been reappointed by the Government to serve another term as Privacy Commissioner. Mr Edwards was appointed in December 2013 and began in the role in February 2014. His reappointment will take his term as Privacy Commissioner to 2024. The Privacy Commissioner…