A Data Faustian Bargain?: An Analysis of Government-Mandated Data Access
summary
Examines government-mandated data access policies worldwide and presents a newly developed global index that evaluates and ranks countries by their legal requirements for private-sector data access. Uses the index to compare how nations obligate organizations to provide data to foreign governments as a condition of market access.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 16:21The Rule Setters
- 23:38Undermining Encryption for Data Access
- 24:46Assessing Data Access Risk
- 27:10Data Triangulation
- 32:07Trends: The Bad
- 40:59Building Resilience Against Data Traps
- 42:34What to do Next: Minimizing the Data Faustian Bargain
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