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How To Protect Data Privacy in The Era of Big Data?: Dr. Amirudin Bin Abdul Wahab
How To Protect Data Privacy in The Era of Big Data?: Dr. Amirudin Bin Abdul Wahab
“The ability to take data - to be able to understand it, to process it, to extract value from it, to
visualize it, to communicate it — that’s going to be a hugely important skill in the next
decades.”
- Hal R. Varian – Economist, UC Berkeley School of Information
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Expected Values From Big Data Analytics
PRIVACY BY DESIGN
make privacy part of the
DNA of the organisation SECURE THE DATA
only keep the data really
required to do business
with, and keep it as secure
as possible
RADICAL TRANSPARENCY
inform customers about the data collect about them and what exactly it is used
for
SIMPLICITY BY DESIGN
keep it simple and understandable for consumers;
1 APPLICATION ACCESS
DATA
INSIGHT
DATA
Language Processing
Statistical Analysis just rules about data collection, but about data
Machine Learning
Data Mining
use and retention. People should have the ability
to manage the flow of their private information
across massive, third-party analytical systems.
3 DATA ENCRYPTION
Data
Management
Web Data
Extractor
Privacy protections aren’t enough any more. Big data analytics can compromise
identity by allowing data-driven organisation to moderate and even determine who
we are before we make up our own minds. We need to begin to think about the kind
of big data predictions and inferences that we will allow, and the ones that we should
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Big Data and Insights