Awesome Privacy Week Crossword
Across
- 2. Malicious software designed to harm or exploit computers and networks
- 3. A set of rules that organizations must follow to protect sensitive health information in the U.S.
- 6. The European Union's data protection regulation implemented in 2018
- 7. A widely used AI model trained on large datasets for text generation and understanding
- 11. A technique that hides details of individuals in a dataset while preserving overall patterns
- 13. A privacy framework aimed at protecting children’s online data in the U.S.
- 15. A set of policies and technologies designed to secure sensitive data in a cloud
- 17. A weakness in a system that can be exploited by cybercriminals
- 19. A breach of this can result in stolen data, identity theft, and reputational damage
- 21. A mechanism that lets users decide whether their data can be collected or shared
- 22. A feature that allows users to browse the internet without saving cookies or search history
- 23. A type of attack where criminals demand payment to release encrypted files
- 24. The principle that organizations should collect only the data necessary for a specific purpose
Down
- 1. Unauthorized access or damage to computer systems and networks
- 4. The act of removing or disguising personal identifiers from datasets
- 5. A key document that explains how an individual's data is stored, used, and shared
- 8. The legal right of individuals to control how their personal data is collected, used, and shared
- 9. AI system component designed to process vast amounts of data quickly
- 10. A document that outlines how organizations collect, use, and protect data
- 12. The science of making computers understand and generate human language
- 14. A person designated to oversee compliance with data protection laws and practices
- 16. A protocol used to ensure secure communication over a computer network
- 18. The process of encoding information to prevent unauthorized access
- 20. A U.S. state law that grants residents the right to know what personal data companies collect about them