DHS Data Privacy and Integrity Committee FY 2005 Meeting Materials
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September 28, 2005
- Official Meeting Invitation (PDF, 1 page – 60 KB)
- Federal Register Notice, September 13, 2005 (PDF, 2 pages – 58 KB)
- Final Agenda (PDF, 2 pages – 217 KB) - At the meeting, there were presentations on international perspectives on privacy and homeland security, the Secure Flight program, RFID technology at DHS, and risk-based analysis and privacy, as well as reports from the subcommittees.
- Briefing Book
- Meeting Minutes
Morning Session (PDF, 72 pages – 621 KB)
Closed Session, Summary (PDF, 1 page – 150 KB)
Afternoon Session (PDF, 47 pages – 429 KB)
Testimony (as submitted by speaker)
- Trevor Shaw
Director General, Audit and Review Branch
Office of the Privacy Commissioner, Canada
Background Materials:
Privacy and the USA Patriot Act: Implications For British Columbia Public Sector Outsourcing (PDF, 152 pages – 1.4 MB)
Questions to Transport Canada on No Fly (PDF, 3 pages – 110 KB)
Jennifer Stoddart’s testimony on Anti-terrorism Act in Canada (PDF, 6 pages – 91 KB)
- Anna Slomovic
Secure Flight Working Group
"Written Testimony" (PDF, 6 pages - 91 KB)
Donna A. Bucella, Terrorist Screening Center
Supplement to the record (PDF, 3 pages – 173 KB) related to the “Report of the Secure Flight working group of the Aviation Security Advisory Committee dated September, 19 2005”
- James P. Harrison
“TSA contracts to test commercial[sic] data for Secure Flight” (PDF, 4 pages – 116 KB)
“Alaskans’ records requests (PDF, 3 pages – 88 KB) pursuant to the Privacy Act of 1974 for their data contained in the System of Records used to test Secure Flight”
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June 15, 2005
- Official Meeting Invitation (PDF, 1 page – 60KB)
- Federal Register Notice, May 23, 2005 (PDF, 1 page – 54KB)
- Final Agenda (PDF, 4 pages – 586KB) - At the meeting, the Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson of the Committee will announce the Committee’s goals, and the formation of Subcommittees. There will be panel presentations from DHS Officials on screening and from privacy and technology experts on screening, data mining, and technology issues.
- Briefing Book
- Meeting Transcripts
Submitted Responses to Questions from Committee
To obtain an electronic copy of the following Responses, please email privacycommittee@dhs.gov and indicate which of the Responses you would like to receive.
- LexisNexis
Response to Written Committee Questions
- Patricia F.S. Cogswell
Chief Strategist US-VISIT DHS
Response to Written Committee Questions
- Justin Oberman
Assistant Administrator
Secure Flight/Register Traveler
Transportation Security Administration
Response to Written Committee Questions
- Donna A. Bucella
Director
Terrorist Screening Center
Response to Written Committee Questions
Testimony (as submitted by speaker)
- Ari Schwartz, Associate Director
Center for Democracy and Technology
”Written Supplement to Oral Testimony” (PDF, 6 pages – 32 KB)
- Latanya Sweeney, PhD, Associate Professor of Computer Science
Technology and Policy, Director, Data Privacy Laboratory
Carnegie Mellon University
”Privacy Technologies for Homeland Security” (PDF, 5 pages – 23 KB)
Supporting Materials:
”Privacy-Preserving Bio-terrorism Surveillance” (PDF, 1 page – 155 KB)
Report, Carnegie Mellon Data Privacy Lab
”Face Deidentification” (PDF, 1 page – 185 KB) Presentation, Carnegie Mellon Data Privacy Lab
”AI Technologies to Defeat Identity Theft Vulnerabilities” (PDF, 1 page – 159 KB) Report, Carnegie Mellon Data Privacy Lab
”Mining Images in Publicly-Available Cameras for Homeland Security” (PDF, 1 page – 149 KB) Report, Carnegie Mellon Data Privacy Lab
”Towards a Privacy-Preserving Watchlist Solution” (PDF, 1 page – 115 KB) Report, Carnegie Mellon Data Privacy Lab
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April 6, 2005
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