CertMike Explains Privacy by Design

Privacy by Design is a commonly referenced approach to privacy that tries to incorporate privacy in the early stages of system and application development, rather than trying to “bolt on” privacy controls after a system is already in place.
We’re starting to see Privacy By Design questions make their way onto certification exams. The most recent version of the CISSP exam objectives now includes Privacy by Design as a specific tested item and we’re likely to see it appear on other exams down the road.
In this video, certification and cybersecurity expert Mike Chapple breaks down the basics of Privacy by Design to help you prepare for your exam.
Learn more about Mike's full certification preparation programs at www.certmike.com/
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[@luaiejaimi3620]

Remarkable 👍 Informative and direct into the point.
Many thanks

[@mohamedgad4178]

Mnemonic = PDF-SE-VR
P= proactive not reaactive , prevent not remind
D= Default setting
F= Fully integrated
S= Positive Sum not Zero Sum
E= End to End protection of privacy
V= Visiblitiy and transperency
R= Respect for user privacy

[@StudyWithNika]

I thought i did not understand the 7 principles but still answered question correctly 🎉

[@nandanpmpm]

thank you..

[@Ethan_AJ15]

Great question at the end, thank you!

[@qureshiqureshi8825]

Great thanks 🙏

[@noahz]

Feedback on the practice question: the users already opted in. Therefore that answer is plausibly the wrong answer. Based on psychology of the exam, they apparently try to trick you up with options like that.

[@rajattandon5692]

There are interesting news articles on the web on Venmo's privacy by design, "I know what you did on Venmo: Discovering privacy leaks in mobile social payments"