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https://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.56575
http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
2020-05
40 pages
eng
Brockman, Emily M.
Hollinger, Keith
Walsh, Tatiana
Martin, Thomas
College of Integrative Sciences and Arts
Information Technology
Barrett, The Honors College
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This policy proposal paper is designed to address concerns about the protection of data<br/>concerning citizens of the United States. The first step is to explore the need for federal<br/>legislation because of the problems of cyberattacks, data loss and leakage, and big data. The<br/>proposal then analyses how other countries had already addressed these concerns for their<br/>citizens through legislation by looking at their regulation and the results of implementation. The<br/>paper adjacently discusses the importance of American values of privacy as a fundamental right,<br/>the free market, and protection from the private sector within a cybersecurity paradigm. From<br/>this combined research, the paper yields a proposal of how the U.S. government should address<br/>the situation through federal policy. The policy outlines cybersecurity measures to protect<br/>information from cyberattacks and data loss and leakage, rights of American citizens that<br/>organizations need to uphold, and the creation of a commission that provides resources and<br/>education to domestic and foreign organizations.
Cybersecurity
Privacy
Policy
Data
US Federal Policy Proposal for the Protection of Citizens’ Data