BIELE_CYB260_MOD4_Worksheet

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CYB 260 Module Four Worksheet Complete the table below by filling in the three blank columns for each law. Law Briefly describe the law. Whose rights are covered by the law? Who in an organization is responsible for ensuring compliance with the law? Census Confidentiality Act A law requiring the Census Bureau to keep census information organized and compiled until 72 years after said information was collected U.S. Citizens and all citizens that took part in a previous U.S. Census The Data Stewardship Executive Policy Committee Freedom of Information Act (1966) Gives any person in the U.S. the right to request access to all federal records EXCLUDING those protected for disclosure or confidentiality Any person(s) located in the U.S. Executive branch and the Department of Justice’s Office of Information Policy Wiretap Act (1968, Amended) Requires LEO to obtain a warrant to conduct a wiretap without consent or notice Any person(s) located in the U.S. Head of LEO Mail Privacy Statute (1971) Protects U.S. postal mail from being opened by another person or entity without the recipient’s consent All who receive mail from U.S.P.S. Head of LEO (when warrants are in play) Postal Inspectors and head of postal offices Privacy Act (1974) A law that governs the collection and use of records maintained on anyone who uses a U.S. Federal system All people with records held in the U.S. Federal government system(s) Heads of Federal agencies and compliance officers Cable Communications Policy Act (1984) A act of Congress that was created to promote competition and deregulate the cable television industry. The act established policies for federal, state and local governments to regulate cable television. Customers of cable providers Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Electronic Communications Privacy Act (1986) Formed to create and extend new restrictions on government wire taps of phones and began including electronic data. It also prohibits access to stored electronic communications. Mostly created to modernize wire tap laws. Any person in the U.S. or being monitored by the government Department of Justice and FCC

Law Briefly describe the law. Whose rights are covered by the law? Who in an organization is responsible for ensuring compliance with the law? Driver’s Privacy Protection Act (1994) Prohibits the use or release of personal information obtained by state DMVs in motor vehicle records. Any person(s) who has used a state DMV or registered with a local DMV The Attorney General of the U.S. ensures compliance alongside heads of state DMVs and all local DMV locations E-Government Act (2002) Established the Office of Electronic Government which was established to create IT policies, standard and guidelines. This act also created the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA). FISMA works with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to develop IT security standards, risk levels, risk assessment and expanded agency reporting. Anyone with information or data stored in a government system Federal Chief Information Officers Council and general compliance officers Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act An act created in response to the 2008 economic recession in which it sought to promote economic recovery by preserving jobs, creating new ones, creating avenues of assistance for those affected by the recession and infrastructure investments aimed to stabilize state and local budgets. Helped bring healthcare information into the more modern and digitalized age instead of paper records, for example. Anyone who works in the health field, has used a health service and/or currently uses health services in the U.S. HHS’ Office for Civil Rights Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

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