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Why Data Security Is Important
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The Increasing Regulatory Focus on Privacy
The ongoing trend of data breaches and the increasing privacy risks associated with social media continue to be a national and international concern. These issues have prompted regulators to seriously explore the need for new and stronger regulations to protect consumer privacy. Some of the regulatory solutions focus on U.S. federal-level breach and privacy laws, while individual U.S. states are also looking to strengthen and broaden their privacy laws.
The focus on stronger consumer privacy has already sparked new regulations like Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and California's Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Many customers of U.S. companies are covered by GDPR's broad privacy protections, which protects the rights of residents of the European Economic Area. As U.S. states increasingly pass their own privacy laws, the legal environment is becoming more fragmented and complex. This has led to an increased focus on potentially creating a U.S. federal privacy law, perhaps along the lines of the GDPR or otherwise protecting individuals' information more broadly than the sectoral laws now in place. Although it is not clear whether effective national legislation will pass in the immediate future, the continued focus on regulatory solutions to strengthen consumer data privacy appears certain.
Privacy is Important to McAfee
For technology to be effective, individuals and corporations must be able to trust it. McAfee believes that trust in the integrity of systems – whether a corporate firewall or a child's cell phone – is essential to enabling people to get the most possible out of their technologies. Fundamental to that trust is privacy and the protection of data. McAfee is committed to enabling the protection of customer, consumer and employee data by providing robust security solutions.
Why Privacy Matters to McAfee
Protecting our customers' personal data and intellectual property, and their consumer and corporate products, is a core value.
Robust Privacy and Security solutions are fundamental to McAfee's strategic vision, products, services and technology solutions.
Privacy and Security solutions enable our corporate and government customers to more efficiently and effectively comply with applicable regulatory requirements.
McAfee believes privacy and security are necessary prerequisites for individuals to have trust in the use of technology.
Effective Consumer Privacy Also Requires Data Security
Today, electronic systems are commonly used by government, business and consumers. There are many types of electronic systems and connected devices used for a variety of beneficial purposes and entertainment. The use of data is a common element across these systems, some of which may be confidential information, personal data and or sensitive data.
A reliable electronic system must have adequate security to protect the data the system is entrusted to process and use. Data leaks and security breaches threaten the ability of customers to trust businesses and their products. Flawed or inadequate data security to provide robust data protection puts consumers' privacy at risk.
Too often, privacy and information security are thought of as separate and potentially opposing concerns. However, there are large areas of interdependency between these two important policy areas. Privacy and information security must work in harmony and support each other to achieve the goal of consumer privacy. Privacy requires that consumers have the capacity to decide what data about them is collected and processed, and the data must have safeguards driven by appropriately secure technologies and processes.
Data security is the process of protecting data from unauthorized access and data corruption throughout its lifecycle. Privacy is an individual's right or desire to be left alone and or to have the ability to control her own data. Data security also enables the effective implementation of protective digital privacy measures to prevent unauthorized access to computers, databases and websites. Data security and privacy must be aligned to effectively implement consumer privacy protections.
An effective risk-based privacy and security framework should apply to all collection of personal data. This does not mean that all frameworks solutions are equal. The risks of collection and processing the personal data must be weighed against the benefits of using the data. Transparency, choice and reasonable notice should always be a part of the way data is collected. The specific solutions of a framework may vary based on the risk and specific types of data. The key is to have in place a proactive evaluation (Privacy and Security by Design principles) to provide the most effective protection for the specific application and data use.
Examples Where Privacy Regulations Require or Enable Robust Data Security
Breach Notification Safe Harbor for Encrypted Data in U.S. State Privacy Laws
Data breach notification laws require organizations to notify affected persons or regulatory authorities when an unauthorized acquisition of personal data occurs as defined by the applicable law or regulation. Many U.S. state laws provide a "safe harbor" for data breach notice obligations if the data was encrypted. A safe harbor may be defined as a "provision of a statute or a regulation that reduces or eliminates a party's liability under the law, on the condition that the party performed its actions in good faith or in compliance with defined standards."
Security safe harbor provisions may be used to encourage entities and organizations to proactively protect sensitive or restricted data by employing good security practices. Encrypting data may protect the organization from costly public breach notifications. Encrypted data may be excluded from breach requirements or unauthorized access to encrypted data may not be considered a "breach" as defined in the statute. To be protected by an encryption "safe harbor" exemption, the breached organization must encrypt data in compliance with the state statute. The state-specific statutes may also require control of the encryption keys to claim safe harbor.
GDPR Security Requirements
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) went into effect in the European Economic Area (EEA) in 2018, enhancing further the privacy rights of residents of the EEA. In addition to allowing EEA residents access to personal data collected about them, the GDPR requires companies interacting with this data to perform risk analyses to determine how to secure the data appropriately. The GDPR lays out basic security requirements in Article 32, GDPR Security of processing, which requires entities to "ensure the ongoing confidentiality, integrity, availability, and resilience of processing systems and services."
Controllers of personal data must also have appropriate technical and organizational measures to satisfy the GDPR. Business processes that handle personal data must be designed and implemented to meet the GDPR security principles and to provide adequate safeguards to protect personal data.
Implementing a robust security framework to meet the GDPR requirements means the organization should proactively evaluate its data security policies, business practices and security technologies, and the organization must develop security strategies that adequately protect personal data.
Next Steps:
Federal policymakers need to pass uniform privacy legislation into law. A key part of this effort must include sufficiently strong cybersecurity provisions, which are imperative to protecting data, as evidenced by GDPR and thoughtful state breach notification laws. Instead of relying on hard regulations to incent organizations to implement strong security, policymakers should include a liability incentive – a rebuttable presumption or a safe harbor – in privacy legislation. Such an approach, ideally aligned to NIST's flexible Cybersecurity Framework, would enable policy makers to promote the adoption of strong security measures without resorting to a "check the box" compliance model that has the potential to burden customers and discourage innovation in cyber security markets.
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Tom Gann is the Chief Public Policy Officer at McAfee. In this capacity, he manages the U.S. and international advocacy activities and partners with the public relations team to help...
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ESPN, ABC announce Kickoff Weekend game times (let the countdown begin!)
Written By Bob Hille
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College football is on the menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner on the 2016 season's first Saturday.
ESPN and ABC on Tuesday announced the game times for the kickoff weekend, beginning with an SEC matchup on Thursday, Sept. 1 (South Carolina at Vanderbilt) and wrapping up Labor Day with an SEC (Ole Miss) vs. ACC (Florida State) game at 8 p.m. in Orlando, Fla.
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In between, the season's first Saturday starts at 7:30 a.m. ET when Georgia Tech and Boston College square off in Dublin, Ireland, followed by one of the more attractive games of the day at noon ET: Oklahoma vs. Houston at NRG Stadium. LSU and Wisconsin play the marquee afternoon game — at the Packers' historic Lambeau Field.
USC vs. defending national champion Alabama at 8 p.m. ET in Arlington, Texas, and Clemson at Auburn at 9 p.m. ET get the prime-time treatment.
Two of the game's historic programs — Notre Dame and Texas — meet Sunday evening in Austin.
ESPN/ABC College Football Week 1 (All times ET)
Thursday, Sept. 1
South Carolina at Vanderbilt, 8 p.m. (ESPN)
Saturday, Sept. 3
Georgia Tech vs. Boston College in Dublin, Ireland, 7:30 a.m. (ESPN2)
Oklahoma vs. Houston at NRG Stadium, Houston, noon (ABC)
Hawaii at Michigan, noon (ESPN)
LSU vs. Wisconsin at Lambeau Field, Green Bay, Wis.,3:30 p.m. (ABC)
Georgia vs. North Carolina in Atlanta, 5:30 p.m. (ESPN)
USC vs. Alabama in Arlington, Texas, 8 p.m. (ABC)
Clemson at Auburn, 9 p.m. (ESPN)
Sunday, Sept. 4
Notre Dame at Texas, 7:30 p.m. (ABC)
Monday, Sept. 5
Ole Miss vs. No. 4 Florida State in Orlando, Fla., 8 p.m. (ESPN)

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Spot and strip prices are in common use in energy markets. Find out what they are, and how to calculate their volatility.
Without price volatility, there is no market -- i.e., prices are static. Volatility is a key characteristic of asset markets (stocks, bonds, commodities, etc), and even more so of derivatives markets (futures, forwards, options, swaps, etc).
Because they are often unconcerned with the notion of intrinsic fundamental value, traders are very focused on volatility. The following article will begin by explaining the concepts of spot and strip prices, before explaining how to calculate volatility on each of those prices.
When you hear the term spot price, you can be certain that it relates either to a stock index -- the S&P 500, for example -- a commodity, currency, or interest rate. Why? Because the use of spot makes the distinction with the futures price -- or the strip price, as we'll see later.
There's no active futures market based on individual stocks, so nobody talks about the spot price of AT&T shares; it's the market price, or just "the price."
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After my best friends dad bought her mom a new car they got divorced. She got used to the idea of the lavish gift, she started to expect more from him. When he didn't deliver, they split and she cleared his bank account.
IMO he should've been more thoughtful. A car (no matter the make) is a generic thoughtless gift.
There will never be enough for Waity's wants. That's a good point. It's true,too, it's a very unromantic gift.
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There will never be enough for Waity's wants.
Exactly. Ambition, unless it's based on something solid, will never be satisfied. It's a vice for a reason.
Don't mean to get off topic here but if you look closely at the picture of the Midds with the dog, James Middleton is holding onto the leash (the guy very much looks like James). Maybe the story about the dog is true and the bit about the earrings is false.
^^ And know james will have his sister audi!!! or maybe he will try have a new one!
I don't know what these people have in their mind!! i realy don't... the crisis will get bigger because raw materials and food have their prices getting bigger.. And they spent money in cars?
I'm sure that Wills couldn't be bothered to buy Waity anything. Sounds like someone around Waity just dropped his name in it or the Audi chap decided to give Waity an upgrade and use the royal family discount and get publicity.
The close relationship between the German firm and the royals has come under the spotlight after it was revealed that Jon Zammett, Audi's PR chief, has been invited to the royal wedding.


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Q: iframe won't center on mobile devices? My iFrame isn't centering in mobile. I have to define the width at 1250px because otherwise it only shows a sliver of the iFrame on desktop. I really need the black edges to be off of the screen on mobile...
http://www.howlatthemoon.com/birthday-parties-chicago
(I have to use the iFrame because my CMS is so out of date, it won't work with this code. I would just hide the black gradient i have on the edges, but the CMS doesn't respond to media queries)
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Thanks to anyone who can help!

A: try this one
#midslide {
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    height: 400px;
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A: Your problem is not the css, it's your left/right black gradient image.
The left one to be specific, it pushes all the slider to the right, so whatever you do in your css, you still end up with a left black mask image.
There's nothing wrong to have this, And I can see why you need this for your desktop visitors, but you can do it in a better way, not to include them in your in-line HTML code, you can set left/right padding/border to the slider div. Even if you do want to embed them like the way they are now, do it right.
Apparently the left image is outside the slider while the right one is wrapped inside. That's the problem you have.
Good luke man, hope this helps.

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The world was watching Tbilisi on 17 May when a small gathering by LGBTI activists was met with a 20,000-strong protest march, forcing the authorities to evacuate the activists.
While the clashes highlighted resistance within certain sectors of Georgian society to change, they also demonstrated that change is under way in Georgia. The path ahead may not always be smooth, but the government of Georgia will not waver in its commitment to ensuring respect for the rights of all Georgian citizens.
As Prime Minister of Georgia, I was shocked by what happened. It was a disgrace unworthy of Georgia's national and Christian traditions of tolerance.
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For my part, I will continue to exercise strong leadership and do everything in my power to implement the necessary reforms in line with EU and international democratic standards.
Indeed, last week's events are a sign of the changes taking place in Georgia, causing upheaval but also signalling a new Georgia to come. Ahead of the international day against homophobia, I said that I was aware of the opposition coming from some quarters to my government's explicit support for the equal rights of all minority groups, including sexual minorities. I also said however that society would, in time, accept this new equality. Rather than a setback for our country, these are the growing pains of Georgia's modern democracy after decades of political repression.
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The government will continue to give its full backing to a legislative bill being put together to tackle discrimination, and, if adopted, do its utmost to ensure its rapid and effective implementation.
Furthermore, last week's demonstrations were evidence of a young Georgian democracy, of a nation that, since last October's election, is no longer ruled as a police state but allows free expression and free assembly.
NGOs and international observers have confirmed how the new government's support for civil society and for the voice of opposition within Parliament and government channels is stronger than ever. We must, however, continue to strengthen these channels and better defend the voices of all minorities.
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This week, Gardget made the news for its smart garage door gadget – but for all the wrong reasons. As reported by the BBC, the IoT-enabled device's owner is facing a backlash after locking out a customer who had complained about the tech online. Garadget's device allows users to open their mechanized garage doors remotely, offering a way of checking that doors have not been left open accidentally or to let visitors in without being present.
It's a brilliant example of IoT technology in action, but not quite so positive when the founder Denis Grisak used it against the customer in a knee-jerk reaction, locking the user out of his own garage, which he later admitted was not the "slickest PR move".
By having a fail-safe in place, Garadget could have prevented the mishap/misdemeanor from happening in the first place, allowing them to deal with the situation a little less, ahem, aggressively. For example, the IoT function of the device involved could have been complemented by a physical element such as good old keys or Pinpads, in order to avoid total reliance on IoT-enabled technology.
Monitoring and testing go hand-in-hand when it comes to avoiding downtime. Through constant monitoring for applications, devices and user uptime, disturbances can be detected before the customer is even aware of them, and dealt with without the need for, say, the guerrilla-esque tactic of locking them out of their own garage.
Ultimately, IoT enriches the world around us but can be potentially as dangerous as it is dependable, without the right monitoring systems in place. A mishap, misdemeanor or mistake will always occur in technology environments where humans are involved; the trick is making the technology fail-safe, ingenious and intelligent as the application itself sets out to be.
The experts at Apica offer testing tools that help identify security and performance issues for your IoT solutions. Contact the experts at Apica today.


There are now a large number of people today that are suffering from being obese and not living a healthy lifestyle, this would increase their risk of dying at an early age. There are a large amount of people which have tried to crash diet and lose weight but this type of diet is not good for people to have, this is dangerous and also not great for their health also. Every people gets to respond differently physiologically to different kinds of weight loss methods, there are no short cuts in losing weight and there are different tips which people need to follow.
The first thing that people can do when trying to lose weight is to be physically active, they need to do different exercises everyday to see the overall effect of losing weight efficiently. Other than burning calories and help them lose weight, exercise can also increase the metabolism of individuals when trying to lose weight in an efficient manner. People can easily do simple workouts for almost 10 minutes everyday, people can do enough energy when they lose weight and can eventually do long exercises when getting to develop their overall strength and endurance.
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People need to first know what are the triggering factors of their emotional eating habits, this can help them to stop eating food when they feel they are having emotional problems. The next valuable tips that people need to follow when trying to decrease their weight, they need to be motivated to stick to their health and also weight loss problems.
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Print, Almanac for the First Half of the Year 1778, with Portraits of the Royal French Family
This is a Print. It was subject: Louis XVI, King of France and Marie Antoinette, Queen of France. It is dated 1777 and we acquired it in 1920. Its medium is engraving and etching on paper. It is a part of the Drawings, Prints, and Graphic Design department.
This object was donated by Advisory Council. It is credited Purchased for the Museum by the Advisory Council.
16.6 × 25.3 cm (6 9/16 × 9 15/16 in.)
It has the following markings
Watermark: tablet with indistinct inscription
It is inscribed
Bottom margin: "a Paris ches Mondhare rue St. Jacques près St. Severin".
Print, Almanac for the First Half of the Year 1778, with Portraits of the Royal French Family; Subject: Louis XVI, King of France, Marie Antoinette, Queen of France (French, 1755 - 1793); engraving and etching on paper; 16.6 × 25.3 cm (6 9/16 × 9 15/16 in.); Purchased for the Museum by the Advisory Council; 1921-6-3
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Accession Number 1921-6-3
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No problem. Now i know where to find it. Thanks!


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