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Are You Still Wearing Yourself Out Debating Whether Something Qualifies as Personal Information?
I am sometimes asked whether email addresses and telephone numbers are personal information. My answer to this question is: Are you still wearing yourself out debating whether some…
[2020-07-21] Security Summit Lecture: “Privacy Policies That Inform the Data Subject—Based on ISO/IEC 29184”
The 90th Computer Security and 38th Security Psychology and Trust Joint Research Meeting (Security Summit) gave me the opportunity to deliver an invited lecture on Day 2 entitled “…
[2020-07-16] I Will Speak on Day 3 of the Citi Client Advisory Board and Treasury Leadership Forum
Through a fortunate connection, on the upcoming 7/16 (late at night Japan time), I will be appearing at Citi’s “Citi Client Adivisory Board and Treasury Leadership Forum”. Th…
I Looked into This: “Critical SAML Authentication Vulnerability in Palo Alto Networks Products; U.S. Cyber Command Also Issues Warning”
On July 1, the following article came across my feed. However, the article alone does not explain what kind of vulnerability this actually is, and the relevant page on the Palo Alt…
IPSJ Magazine Special Feature: “Goodbye to Pointless Encrypted ZIP Email Attachments”
The special feature “Goodbye to Pointless Encrypted ZIP Email Attachments,” which we had been preparing since the end of last year for the Information Processing Society of Japan…
Is Personal Data the Oil of the New Era?
Comments by Professors Shishido, Inatani, and Wakameda appeared in the Nikkei. What Should Law Be in the Digital Age? (Multiple Perspectives) The rapid development of digital techn…
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