The Brave Old New World of Privacy, by Steven J. Ross and Robert G. Parker. New privacy laws and regulations have not changed the enduring principles and requirements for privacy. These laws have not eliminated the greatest threats to privacy today: poor design of information systems, the absence of a culture of privacy, and cyberattacks.
On the Effects of Enterprise Security on Employee Privacy, by Amn Rahman and Ashish Gehani. Employees sync apps across personal and work devices, resulting in commingled data entering enterprise backups. Further, employee-monitoring tools collect information about individuals' system use that is also archived. The authors identify resulting harms to both employees and employers and suggest solutions that help meet the needs of both stakeholders.
The Art of Pushing Left in Application Security, by Kelley Bryant - ISSA member, Puget Sound Chapter. This article outlines the importance of integrating security activities into the software development life cycle in today's corporate marketplace.