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Data collection and leakage

Abstract:: Every year millions of digital records containing personally identifiable information are exposed. When are malicious hackers to blame, and when is it organizational malfeasance? Which kinds of organizations—private firms, government agencies, or educational institutions—loose the most data? With over 1.9 billion records lost (on average that’s 9 records per U.S. adult), a surprising number of the breaches can be attributed to organizational practices.

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Howard, P., & Erickson, K. (2009). Data collection and leakage. Chicago-Kent Law Review, 84(3), 737–748.

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Howard, P, and K Erickson. “Data Collection and Leakage.” Chicago-Kent Law Review, vol. 84, no. 3, 2009, pp. 737–48.

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Howard, P, and K Erickson. 2009. “Data Collection and Leakage.” Chicago-Kent Law Review 84 (3): 737–48.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: SSD
Department:: Oxford Internet Institute
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Publisher:: Chicago-Kent College of Law
Journal:: Chicago-Kent Law Review More from this journal
Volume:: 84
Issue:: 3
Pages:: 737-748
Publication date:: 2009-05-01
Acceptance date:: 2009-04-30
ISSN:: 0009-3599

Keywords:: SBTMR
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Notes:: This is the published version of a journal article published by Chicago-Kent College of Law in Chicago-Kent Law Review on 2009-05, available online: http://scholarship.kentlaw.iit.edu/cklawreview/vol84/iss3/3

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