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Brian Williams: CIA and portfolios
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Brian Williams, BTech, is Security Operations Supervisor at Catalyst IT shares why information security is an important consideration for people creating and working with portfolios. He explains the acronym CIA (confidentiality, integrity, availability) and highlights a few stories that illustrate why data privacy needs to be a fundamental consideration for portfolio creators.
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Resources
- Mahara
- AAEEBL Digital Ethics in ePortfolios Principles
- GDPR
- What is a SOC?
- The CIA triad: Definition, components, and examples
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Production information
Production: Catalyst IT
Host: Kristina Hoeppner
Artwork: Evonne Cheung
Music: The Mahara tune by Josh Woodward
Chapters
1. Introduction (00:00:00)
2. Goal of information security (00:02:41)
3. CIA - confidentiality, integrity, availability (00:03:22)
4. Detriments of not knowing where data goes (00:06:15)
5. The importance of privacy (00:08:50)
6. What does encryption of data help with? (00:13:04)
7. Trust (00:15:19)
8. Benefits of open source in this space (00:17:30)
9. Banking analogy (00:19:53)
10. Q&A: Words to describe porfolio work (00:23:52)
11. Q&A: A tip for educators and learning designers (00:24:38)
12. Q&A: A tip for portfolio authors (00:25:36)
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