Description
Book SynopsisThe chapters in this book explore the main domains that represent considerable risks for the respect of privacy, such as education, health, finance or social media.
Through its place in the massive data production industry, the Internet of Things participates in the development of artificial intelligence and is increasingly attracting the attention of web giants, governments and especially all types of hackers. Thanks to this book, private and public organizations will have at their disposal a tool that highlights, on the one hand, the major challenges raised by privacy in the context of the Internet of Things and, on the other hand, recommendations for improving good practices.
Digital identity is presented as a bulwark for the protection of privacy. It opens up new avenues for improving digital trust. Concretely, there are a set of challenges that are associated with the management of digital identity, mainly in relation to the compliance and governance of personnel da
Table of Contents
Section I Digital Identity Era. 1. Demystifying the Digital Identity Challenges and the Blockchain Role. 2. Blockchain for Digital Identity. Section II Privacy Dilemma. 3. Security and Corporate Violation to Privacy in the Internet Of Things Age. 4. Security, Privacy and Blockchain in Financial Technology. Section III Sensitive Data Challenges. 5. Where Does the Novel Legal Framework for AI in Canada Stand against the Emerging Trend of Online Test Proctoring? 6. - Blockchain, AI and Data Protection in Healthcare: A Comparative Analysis of Two Blockchain Data Marketplaces in Relation to Fair Data Processing and the ‘Data Double-Spending’ Problem. 7 - Cyber Influence Stakes. Postface.
