Neal O'Farrell
Neal O'Farrell has spent nearly four decades in global security and privacy. In the 1980s he led pioneering work in the field of advanced speech and data encryption, and while still in his twenties won the first contract to encrypt Ireland's entire national ATM network. His non-profit Identity Theft Council was the recipient of SC Magazine's 2011 Editor's Choice award, and in 2015 Neal was the first recipient of the Eigen Award, presented by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. He is a member of the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education K-12 Working Group, Fellow of the EP3 Foundation, and a former member of the Federal Communications Commission's Cybersecurity Roundtable. When not teaching and speaking about the importance of data ethics in improving security, privacy, and trust, he focuses on helping foster youth pursue studies and careers in cybersecurity.

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Data Ethics: The Next Wave of Employee Security Awareness?

| | corporate trust, Data Collection, data ethics, Data Security, employee security
Data ethics aims to improve overall security by making employees view data differently Just imagine what a difference it could make to your security and privacy goals if your employees instinctively treated your most sensitive data like it was their own children—zealously protecting it, always being personally accountable for it, ... Read More
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