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Outlining US regulations
From the course: Ethical Hacking: Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Outlining US regulations
- [Main Speaker] The United States has several standards that outline good practice when dealing with consumer data. In this segment, we'll describe the main elements of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Sarbanes-Ox, and HIPAA. Let's start with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which is a law designed to protect copyright holders from unlawful reproduction or distribution of their works. If a service provider is hosting user-generated content that is in violation of the law, the copyright owner must send a notice to the service provider about the infringing content. As long as a service provider follows certain procedures, such as promptly removing the content upon receiving a valid notice, they won't be held liable for copyright infringement. Another US-based law is the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, which governs security practices that safeguard all patient electronic-protected health information…
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Managing risks3m 14s
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Asset inventory4m 35s
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Defining information security standards3m 47s
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Outlining US regulations4m 8s
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Exploring global cyber laws and standards3m 39s
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Challenge: Cyber threat information sharing1m 2s
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Solution: Cyber threat information sharing2m 23s
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