Confirmation bias is a cognitive bias whereby people consume information in a way that reinforces their previously held beliefs. Many users and implementers of the NIST Privacy Framework do just that, diverting their attention away from many of the important and central concepts in the framework.
Sunday, August 6th, 2023 | 2:30-6PM | In-person attendance The Workshop on Privacy Threat Modeling brings together researchers, practitioners, government representatives, and industry specialists to collaborate on the topic of privacy threats. While aspects of privacy risk modeling are relatively well-developed, such as constructions of privacy harms (Solove’s Taxonomy of Privacy and Calo’s subjective/objective privacy […]
📢 R Jason Cronk is keynoting at PEP23! Join us at this year's Workshop on Privacy Engineering in Practice (PEP '23): Beyond Checkbox Compliance for discussion on solving current privacy engineering challenges.
