Forms of Disclosure: The Path to Automating Closed Book Privacy Audits

Mihailis E Diamantis; Maaz Bin Musa; Lucas Ausberger; Rishab Nithyanand

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Forms of Disclosure: The Path to Automating Closed Book Privacy Audits

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Forms of Disclosure: The Path to Automating Closed Book Privacy Audits

Mihailis E Diamantis, Maaz Bin Musa, Lucas Ausberger and Rishab Nithyanand

Harvard journal of law & technology, Vol.37(3), pp.1265-1294

06/22/2023

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Abstract

The weakest link in privacy enforcement is detection. For years, agencies and activists sounded the alarm about unregulated, opaque mechanisms that organizations employ to harvest, process, and sell user data. Some state legislatures have responded in recent years by passing legislation to protect privacy rights. Federal legislation may not be far off. But privacy rights are meaningless without effective enforcement, and enforcement is blind without detection.

Automation

Accounting and auditing

Data security

Disclosure of information

Forms (Law)

Information services

Information services industry

Innovations

Laws, regulations and rules

Legal audits

Mechanization

Methods

Privacy, Right of

Remedies

Safety and security measures

Standards

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Title: Subtitle: Forms of Disclosure: The Path to Automating Closed Book Privacy Audits
Creators: Mihailis E Diamantis
Maaz Bin Musa
Lucas Ausberger
Rishab Nithyanand
Resource Type: Journal article
Publication Details: Harvard journal of law & technology, Vol.37(3), pp.1265-1294
Publisher: Harvard Law School, Harvard Journal of Law & Technology
ISSN: 0897-3393
Language: English
Date published: 06/22/2023
Description audience: Professional
Academic Unit: Philosophy; Finance; Law Faculty; Computer Science; Center for Social Science Innovation
Record Identifier: 9984721145002771

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