The Future of the EU/US Safe Harbor Privacy Framework

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Safe Harbor membership climbs from about 1,600 in 2008 to more than 2,170 on the Department of Commerce list, but the white list renewal field shows roughly 100 extra organizations that are out of date. Worse, audit research finds 331 false claims in 2010—websites saying they’re covered when renewal records say they aren’t—and even the conference registration site displayed a trustee logo falsely and was removed in less than a week after notice.

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