Data Masking for User Privacy with nginScript Fabric pattern that confuses facial-recognition software, designed by Adam Harvey In October 2016, the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled that IP addresses are “personal information” and as such fall under the Data Protection Directive and General Data Protection Regulation (GPDR). For many website owners, this presents challenges for archiving and analyzing log files if the data leaves the EU. For data moving into the US, the EU‑US Privacy Shield provides some protection but faces legal challenges by privacy groups and governments who do not believe the level of protection is adequate. However, protecting personal data in log files is not just an EU problem. For organizations with security certifications like ISO/ICE 27001, moving log files outside of the security realm where they were generated, say from network ops to marketing, can compromise [ more... ]

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