Privacy in E-Business: Promoting Respect, Trust and Confidence in Your OrganizationBSI British Standards Institution, 2004 M12 3 - 128 pages Data security, Commerce, Management, Organizations, Enterprises, Information exchange, Data, Information, Data processing, Data handling, Data transfer, Electronic mail, Internet, Legislation, Law, IT and Information Management: Data Protection |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Corporate governance | 15 |
Corporate liability | 25 |
Identifying individuals amongst stakeholders | 31 |
Ebusiness privacy policy | 39 |
Managing quality of personal information | 55 |
Privacy and security | 59 |
Transferring personal information | 65 |
Electronic marketing | 75 |
Monitoring at work | 83 |
Using email disclaimers and website privacy statements | 91 |
Managing electronic communications | 97 |
Achieving legal compliance | 103 |
Common terms and phrases
Action points adequate protection assessment BRITAIN CCTV collect personal information Communications EC Directive confidentiality consent contract cookies customers Data Protection Act data protection fair digital signatures e-business activities e-business privacy policy Electronic Commerce Electronic Communications EC Electronic Signatures email addresses email disclaimers employees encryption ensure European European Economic Area European Parliament example external stakeholders Extranet fair processing notice Further reading identify implemented individual’s individuals Information Commissioner Information Commissioner’s instant messages Interception Internet Intranet Intranet or Extranet liability London marketing monitoring navigational tracking devices networks organization organization’s person’s privacy personal data personal details PLAIN ENGLISH CAMPAIGN Privacy and Electronic privacy issues privacy statement privacy strategy protection fair processing Regulations 2003 RFID rights to privacy sender SMS text messages spam email staff stakeholders Stationery Office technologies third party transferring personal information transparent users web bugs website visitors whilst