Course

Introduction to Privacy and Information Privacy

An introduction to the course plan and the basics of privacy concepts.

Course description

This course introduces students to the data protection and information privacy. Students will learn about data protection and information privacy from a global perspective.

Syllabus

Lesson Plan Overview

Video — 00:06:09

An overview of the learning path’s objectives, target audience and similar topics.

Course Introduction

Video — 00:02:39

A course introduction and a discussion on course objectives.

Introduction to privacy and information privacy

Video — 00:13:56

An review of the global definitions for privacy and information privacy.

Personal information and similar terms

Video — 00:16:39

A discussion about the different terms used jurisdictionally to define personal information and similar terms globally.

The Right to Privacy

Video — 00:09:10

A review of the landmark essay written by Samuel Warren and Louis Brandeis.

William Prosser and the privacy torts

Video — 00:09:02

A review of William Prosser’s four privacy torts.

Meet the author

Chris Stevens has spent over thirty-five years as a data protection professional, a homeland security intelligence professional, an information privacy professional, a strategic intelligence manager, and as a Senior National Intelligence Service Senior Executive. Chris possesses all seven of the International Association of Privacy Professionals’ (IAPP) certifications. He is an IAPP Fellow of Information Privacy. Chris is a member of the IAPP Privacy Faculty, and he served for two years as an IAPP Baltimore, MD Knowledge Net Chapter Co-Chairperson. He is an American Health Information Management Association “Certified in Healthcare Privacy and Security” professional. He is a Healthcare Compliance Association “Certified Healthcare Privacy Compliance” professional.

Chris is an ISACA “Certified Information Security Manager,” “Certified in Risk and Information Security Controls,” and a “Certified Data Privacy Solutions Engineer” professional. Chris has completed the Loyola University-Chicago School of Law’s “Graduate Certificate in Privacy Law.” Chris is a certified OneTrust Privacy Professional. Chris possesses several baccalaureate and graduate degrees in several disciplines. He is currently completing the Capella University Doctor of Information Technology with a concentration in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance.

He has assisted several private sector and public sector organizations in better managing their privacy and risk management programs. He has developed information privacy courses and learning paths for Cybrary and the Infosec Institute, respectively. He currently teaches IAPP privacy certification examination courses. He also teaches for Drexel University’s College of Computing and Informatics as a part-time adjunct professor. He currently works for King and Spalding LLP as its Privacy and Cybrary Risk Analyst. He lives in Laurel, MD with his fiancé, her 11-year-old son, and his two rambunctious Scottish terriers: Thor and Maggie. 

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