Excellent paper on Privacy Risks to Individuals as a result of Covid-19

[dcontesti]

Privacy risks to individuals tend to be neglected due to the emphasis placed on privacy risks to organizations. Considering privacy risks to individuals, however, is critical to effective privacy risk management.

More specifically, privacy risks that threaten individuals — and, in turn, society — ultimately also present risks to businesses. An individual in this context means an employee, customer, client, board member, donor or any other person with whom an organization has a relationship.

https://iapp.org/media/pdf/resource_center/privacy_risks_to_individuals_in_the_wake_of_covid19.pdf

[rslade]

Hmmm. Too bad they stuck pretty much solely to the privacy risks related to
medical info. There are plenty of other privacy issues. For example, contact
tracing is a glaring example of the conflict between security (medical and
community needs) and individual privacy. Then there are the privacy issues
related to all the social media and videoconferencing that we are doing as a
replacement for being able to see people.

(By the way, Diana, thanks for doing the notice for the Vancouver Chapter
meeting.)

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