Slides.md

---
author: 'Dan Goldsmith'
title: 'A152CEM:'
subtitle: "Introduction to Cyber Security"
email: 'aa9863@coventry.ac.uk'
---


# Review of Week
## GRPR

 - *General Data Protection Regulation*
 - European Law about what personal data can be collected, and how it  can be used.
   - So What does it mean??
   - Any Interesting Side Effects?
     
## GDPR:

 - No more data collected than Necessary (for a given value of necessity)
 - Access to data is managed
 - CIA triangle on the data collected
 
## GDPR:  Your Rights

 - Right to be informed.  Who has your data and why
 - Right to Access:  You can get your own Personal Data
 - Right to Rectification.  If data is inaccurate
 - Right of Erasure:  You can request data is removed

## GDPR:  Your Rights

 - Right to Restrict Processing.  You can ask that any processing is halted 
 - Right to portability:  User can request data is made available to them in a portable format
 - Right to Object:  We can object to data being used in some circumstances.
 

## TOLA

Its undeniable that there is a balance between privacy and the security

  - People have the right to expect their communications are not intercepted
  - The Government and Law Enforcement have a duty to protect citizens.

## TOLA:

 - Usually government demands a "Cryptographic Back Door" to communications.
 - Why might this be a very bad idea???
 - TOLA is the Australian Governments attempt to fix this problem


# This Weeks Tasks.
## Discussion Time:

  - This week we are going to have a Debate, or two...
  - Rules:
    - Its complex subject so no right or wrong answer
    - Don't be afraid to argue a controversial position
	- However, don't make it personal.

## Discussion Time:  Warm up

 - Research the topics, what is your opinion?
 - Are they a force for good, or do they place unrealistic restrictions on Businesses / Govt?
 - DO you have a "Killer" argument for or against.

## GDPR Review

First topic to discuss is GDPR:

  - Protector of peoples privacy
  - Restricting influence on business.

Are there:
 - Any legal precedents you can find for or against the GDPR?
 - Issues with the way it is implemented?
  

## TOLA And Cryptographic Backdoors.

Research the TOLA Act.

  - Argument for the safety and security of people
    - Bad guys use Whatsapp
  - Security of your information