CISSP® Certification Domain 1 Security and Risk Management Video Boot Camp for 2022 - US Laws, European Laws, and Intern

The video tutorial covers privacy rights and the protection of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) in the US and EU. It discusses the differences in privacy laws between these regions, highlighting the EU's stricter regulations. The tutorial also explains what constitutes PII and provides examples of both PII and non-PII. It reviews key US privacy laws, including HIPAA, and discusses security breach notification laws. The impact of the Electronic Communication Privacy Act and the Patriot Act on privacy is examined, along with the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Finally, the video explains the PCI DSS standards for payment card security.

What is a key difference between privacy laws in the US and the EU?

• The US has a comprehensive privacy law.

• The EU has a patchwork of privacy laws.

• The US laws are stricter than the EU.

• The EU has strict privacy regulations.

Which of the following is considered Personally Identifiable Information (PII)?

• Your gender

• Your full name

• Your job title

• The city you live in

Which of the following is NOT considered PII?

• National identification number

• Credit card number

• License plate number

• Your race

What does HIPAA stand for?

• Health Information Protection and Accountability Act

• Health Information Privacy and Accountability Act

• Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

• Health Insurance Privacy and Accountability Act

What is a requirement under the HIPAA security rule?

• No need for risk analysis

• Implementation of appropriate security measures

• Public disclosure of health information

• Voluntary compliance by health providers

What did the Patriot Act change about electronic monitoring?

• It required multiple warrants for monitoring.

• It eliminated the need for any warrants.

• It restricted monitoring to one circuit.

• It allowed blanket authorization for one person.

What is the PCI DSS standard related to?

• Electronic communication privacy

• Payment card industry security

• Health information security

• Cybercrime prosecution