Data information leakage and the threat to network information security
Yuk Cho Randy， Wang
University of California San Diego
DOI: https://doi.org/10.59429/esta.v12i4.12667
Keywords: information leakage; internet security; information supervision
Abstract
This article analyzes the social harm of data breaches from three dimensions: firstly, the technological models and social impacts of information breaches; Secondly, there are differences in the risks faced by different social groups, especially vulnerable targets such as children and the elderly; Thirdly, there are regulatory deficiencies at the institutional level and a lack of corporate responsibility.
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