Chapter 4. Information, Control and Privacy

A control that can be classified as input, processing and output controls.

• Software control

• Hardware control

• Application control

• Input control

Establish that data are complete and accurate during updating.

• Input control

• Processing control

• Application control

• Output control

It is a fundamental right, essential to autonomy and protection to human dignity.

• Information Control

• Privacy

• Data privacy

• Rights

A popular legal tool in protecting computer software, both before and after a security breach.

• Patents

• Trade secrets

• Access Rights

• Copyright

An activity in which the creation of illegal copy of the software is made.

• Liability

• Privacy

• Piracy

• Patents

An ACT prescribing the Intellectual Property Code and establishing the intellectual property office, providing its powers and functions.

• Republic Act 165

• Republic Act 166

• Republic Act 8293

• Republic Act 9283

Data Privacy Act

• Republic Act 10173

• Republic Act 12173

• Republic Act 10123

• Republic Act 10163

An ACT creating a patent office, prescribing its powers and duties, regulating the issuance of patents.

• Republic Act No. 651

• Republic Act No. 561

• Republic Act No. 156

• Republic Act No.165

A trade secrets secures something of value and usefulness. This law protects the private aspects of ideas which is known only to discover or his confidants.

• Copyright

• Trade secrets

• Liability

• Piracy

It acts like a gatekeeper that examines each user's credentials before access is granted to a network.

• Firewall

• Intrusion detection system

• Antivirus software