Protecting Consumer Data: Considerations for Congress

RAND Congressional Briefing Series Podcast by RAND Corporation

Jun 8, 201825:22Government & Organizations

Rebecca Balebako and John S. Davis discuss the benefits and risks of data sharing, opportunities for protecting privacy at both the personal and industry level, current U.S. laws and how they compare to European laws, an...

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