Understanding Personally Identifiable Information
An article by privacy and security architect Ian Oliver
From the article: "The most important question in data management related to privacy is when a given set of data contains personally identifiable information (PII). While PII is fairly well defined (maybe not a strict formal defintion), often the question of what constitutes PII and how to handle it remains. In this article I intend to describe some notions on the linkability and tracability of identifiers and their presence in a data set.
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