Data Privacy Vs Data Protection Vs Data Security: The Fit4privacy Podcast E100

Punit Bhatia, a privacy and AI expert discusses the differences between privacy, data protection, and data security.
Key Points
00:00:00 Privacy versus data protection versus data security.
00:01:13 Practical considerations
00:03:01 Chat GPT's perspective
00:05:40 Comparison and contrast
00:09:02 Ensuring privacy, data protection, and data security
Privacy is a choice to be left alone and is a fundamental right in many countries. Data protection is about approaches taken to ensure privacy and personal data protection, while data security is about protecting digital information from corruption, damage, or theft. These three terms are interrelated, as they all aim to safeguard data from misuse or harm.
To ensure privacy, data protection, and data security, legal frameworks, ethical principles, and technical measures must be used. Practical tips include encrypting data, updating software regularly, avoiding phishing and malware attacks, using a virtual private network, backing up data, and educating oneself and others.
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[@YourDailyHopeandEncouragement]

Hey there! Just came across your video and I must say, it's incredibly insightful. The way you delved into the nuances of privacy, data protection, and security resonates with the themes I explore on my Christian channel regarding safeguarding and protecting what's valuable. Your expertise adds depth to the conversation, and I've already liked and subscribed to your channel - looking forward to more enlightening discussions!

[@fit4privacy]

Thanks for your comments.

[@Ray-kr5tb]

Thank you for making this video.
I am researching customer data protection related materials to better understand the problems a US global software company would face. It gave me the clarity I needed to further understand data privacy, security, and protection.
In your experience, how does data governance tie into each area?
Can you provide your perspective on the operational need for enterprise data protection?

[@fit4privacy]

Thank you