Faruki Blog

No Laughing Matter -- Why the Cartoon Network Case Points Out a Shortsighted Flaw in Defining Personally Identifiable Information Narrowly

In the past, I have blogged about de-identification. Simply put, de-identification is the process of rendering personally identifiable data.. Read More

Getting Familiar with the HIPAA Data Breach Rule (Part 1)

We recently hosted representatives from the Office of Civil Rights (“OCR”) in both Dayton and Cincinnati. During their visits, they provided.. Read More

The Internet of Things: Why Administrative Safeguards and People Remain a Critical Focus, Even Up There in the Cloud (Pt.4)

In our final installment on the Cloud, Tim Rettig and Scot Ganow bring it all together in discussing the importance of security in depth and how,.. Read More

The Internet of Things: Digging Deeper Into the Layers of Security in the Cloud (Pt.3)

In our third installment on the Cloud, we build upon our second video and the relevant layers of security in the Cloud by digging deeper into the.. Read More

The Internet of Things: Implementing Layered Security in the Cloud (Pt.2)

In our second installment on the Cloud, Scot Ganow and Tim Rettig discuss the architecture of safeguards available for information. Amongst other.. Read More

The Internet of Things: The Cloud's Role in Supporting Universal Data Access (Pt.1)

As part of FI&C's series on the Internet of Things and the impact on information privacy and security, FI&C's Scot Ganow and IntrustIT CEO Tim Rettig.. Read More

The UAV: A case study in "crying wolf," the "law of perception" and why having a privacy story to tell is so important to success in business

In previous postings, I have lamented the misplaced actions and inaccurate commentary concerning privacy matters that amount to, in essence, fear.. Read More

The Internet of Things: RFID and Its Impact on Privacy

FI&C's Scot Ganow talks with passive RFID expert James Lusk, with Odyssey RFID, to understand what RFID is, how it is being used (or could be used).. Read More

The Ongoing Saga of Establishing Harm and Class in Privacy Litigation: An Update

In privacy litigation, the cornerstones of establishing a case rise and fall on two things. Harm. First, can the plaintiffs establish a claim by.. Read More

What Is a Reasonable Expectation of Privacy? Part Deux. The Supreme Court Reconsiders the Katz Standard.

This time last year, I questioned what is a reasonable expectation of privacy today? In that blog, I discussed one of the seminal cases in privacy.. Read More
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