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This book is a thorough and practical guide to minimizing personally identifiable information (PII) in every conceivable use case across Finance, Healthcare, Insurance, Legal, Marketing, HR, and Government.
Most data protection laws and regulations require that businesses only use as much PII as is required for each specific processing purpose. In some cases, processing is only permitted when the data is fully anonymized. Hence, PII Minimization describes a spectrum from redacting very few, if any, direct identifiers to full anonymization.
It is woefully unclear what exactly is required in terms of PII minimization. The feasibility and the degree of PII minimization crucially depend on what personal identifiers are present in the data set to be processed as well as the use case for processing it.
Industry- and use-case-specific PII-Minimization Standards supplies expert insights from academia as well as the seven industries to be covered. These experts clarify what personal identifiers are commonly present in the data sets collected by or otherwise available to them, what use cases for data processing are prevalent in their industry, and which personal identifiers are (un)necessary for each use case.
The book also features companies that are developing technological solutions to solve the difficult problem of data minimization. The practical insights to be gained here are how to achieve data minimization in specific use cases and with high accuracy to meet the regulatory requirements. As an example, for the development of facial recognition software, images of human faces must be used in machine-identifiable form. However, today's technology can modify facial images for other use cases in such a way that they remain identifiable by human viewers but prevent the identification by automated systems.
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Who This Book is for:
Data protection regulators as well as risk officers, privacy and data protection officers, product leaders, cybersecurity officers, information officers, and data leaders within organizations operating in Finance, Healthcare, Insurance, Legal, Marketing, HR, and Government that collect or process PII for purposes that require certain personal identifiers to be removed or obfuscated to meet data minimization requirements. The book is also for regulators developing actionable data minimization standards for these seven industries.
