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UPHOLDING DATA PRIVACYCommittee Report Number 56Sponsorship Speech * 21 September 2011
Sen. Edgardo J. AngaraChair, Senate Committee on Science & Technology
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INFORMATION AGE IS DEFINED BY
Electronics
Devices
Transactions
Processes
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ICT empowers delivery of theseservices but with a risk
Banking
HealthServices
Travel
CriminalInvestigation
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ICT can either go 2-ways
CONVENIENCE
Cut red tape
ABUSE
Cut through security
for information theft
or misuse
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Risk Team Netherlands
3.8 M RECORDS COMPROMISEDPhilippines is among the 22
countries in which a data breach
occurred in 2010.
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Risk Team Netherlands
96 % were card payment data3% usernames & passwords
1% personal information
Major causes were hacking
and malware.
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Risk Team Netherlands
GOOD NEWS IS:Number of records compromised are decreasing
In 2008, 360.8 M records werecompromised, a record high.
In 2009, 143.6 M records werecompromised.
But because of successfulidentification, prosecution andincarceration magnitude of breacheshas been reduced.
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DATA BREACHES ARE COSTLY
Year
Cost per
compromised
record
Average total cost
per-incident
2009 $204 $6.75 M
2008 $202 $6.65 M
Cost gets
higher by the
year.
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DATA SECURITY VS. DATA PRIVACY
Data Securityinfrastructure lockdown that allows or prohibits
access to data based on authorization through
passwords & encryption.
Data Privacy
ensure that authenticated users do have
legitimate reason to access specificinformation.
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The digital era requires a legislative
framework on data privacy that is aligned
with international standards. This has
immense implications on business
opportunities for the country.
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IT-BPO INDUSTRY GROWTH
IN THE LAST 5 YEARS
Year Revenues Jobs
2010 US$ 9 B 525,000
2006 US$ 3.3 B 236,000
BPAP believes that the country can earn as much
US$25 billion in revenues, or about 8.6% of GDP, and
create 4.5 million direct and indirect jobs if the govt
can foster a conducive business environment.
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Philippines slipped to a lower ranking in the
Global Services Location Index (GSLI)
Rank Country
1 India
2 China
3 Malaysia4 PHILIPPINES
5 Singapore
6 Thailand
7 Czech Republic
8 Chile
9 Canada
10 Brazil
Rank Country
1 India
2 China
3 Malaysia4 Egypt
5 Indonesia
6 Mexico
7 Thailand
8 Vietnam
9 PHILIPPINES
10 Chile
Year 2011Year 2005
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Philippines slipped to a lower ranking in the
Global Services Location Index (GSLI)
Rank Country
1 India
2 China
3 Malaysia4 PHILIPPINES
5 Singapore
6 Thailand
7 Czech Republic
8 Chile
9 Canada
10 Brazil
Rank Country
1 India
2 China
3 Malaysia4 Egypt
5 Indonesia
6 Mexico
7 Thailand
8 Vietnam
9 PHILIPPINES
10 Chile
Year 2009Year 2005
Philippines ranks high in financialattractiveness but...
We still rank
42nd out of 50 countriesin terms of business environment.
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In the case of the IT-BPO industry, locators look
not only for good ICT infrastructure or fiscal
incentives but also prefer destinations where
security and privacy of their data andintellectual property are upheld.
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CONSEQUENCE OFNON COMPLIANCETO GLOBAL STANDARDS
Earlier this year, the Chinese
government released draft
privacy regulations, proposing
that:
Companies holding personal
data must first receive explicitconsent to divulge data to
third parties; and
Personal data cannot be
shared unless specificallyallowed by law or government
authorities.
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CONSEQUENCE OFNON COMPLIANCETO GLOBAL STANDARDS
Some business leaders
expressed concerns that
such regulations would
hamper the growth of
Chinas IT-BPO industry,
given that these regulationswere stricter than their
Western counterparts
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CONSEQUENCE OFNON COMPLIANCETO GLOBAL STANDARDS
In India, new rules in their
Information Technology Act
initially caused uproar in the
BPO industry. Observers
initially interpreted that the
new regulations wouldrequire firms to first obtain
written consent through
letter, fax or email beforecollecting any personal data.
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DATA PRIVACY LAW
ALIGNED WITHGLOBAL STANDARDSProposed privacy regulations will keep
our information systems safe withoutunnecessarily restricting our IT-BPOindustry and other ICT-driven sectors.
We have chosen to follow the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)Privacy Framework as it providesample flexibility in implementation.
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ADHERENCE TO GLOBAL STANDARDS:
COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 56 UPHOLDS
THE FOLLOWING APEC INFORMATION
PRIVACY PRINCIPLES
Preventing Harm
Notice
Collection LimitationUses of Personal Information
Choice
Integrity of Personal Information
Security Safeguards
Access and Correction
Accountability
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SAFE HARBOR CLAUSE
The measure will also adopt a Safe
Harbor clause to ensure that we
comply to the data processing
procedures that might arise in
countries with stricter privacy laws.
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Will oversee, monitor and
enforce standards for data
protection and privacy
regulations, especially to keep
the IT-BPO industry globallycompetitive.
56 NATIONAL
PRIVACYCOMMISSION
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The Data Privacy Act will enable our IT-BPO
industry to maximize its potential which is
presently hindered by several constraints
including our lack of privacy controls.
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Coupled with 2 other ICT laws we are
pushing for, the Data Privacy Act will send
a strong message that the Philippines is a
serious player in the global knowledge-based economy. And it is high time we
truly become one.
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Thank you.