Building Privacy Foundations Today for Tomorrow’s Tech.
summary
NIST releases NIST Privacy Framework v1.0, a voluntary, Cybersecurity‑Framework–aligned set of activities and outcomes that reframes privacy risk around individual harms (embarrassment, discrimination, loss of self‑determination) and links capabilities (data mapping, deletion access) to legal and trust outcomes; a GitHub privacy engineering collaboration space hosts de‑identification and risk‑assessment tools and practice builds (mobile device build demonstrates integrated privacy+security); academic LINDEN go cards ship as a quick‑start threat‑modeling kit to elicit and mitigate software privacy threats.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introductions
- 1:43QA Session
- 11:57NIST Privacy Framework
- 21:42Threat Modeling
- 22:34linden
- 23:37linden Go
- 26:35NIST Framework
- 28:19Networker Repository
- 29:07Privacy Activities
- 30:35Background
- 33:07Smart Privacy Report
- 34:05Privacy Framework
- 37:01Privacy Law
- 38:38The NIST Framework
- 44:19AI Standards
- 47:51Questions
- 54:07Mitigating privacy pain
- 58:06NIST Privacy Engineering Collaboration
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