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Introduction to the U.S. Privacy Environment
What are the branches of governme...,
What is the legislative branch ma...,
How does a bill become a law 3
71  cards
Limits on Private-sector Collection and Use of Data - FTC (1 of 5)
Provide an initial overview of the limits of private-sector collection and use of data.
16  cards
Limits on Private-sector Collection and Use of Data - Medical (2 of 5)
The health insurance portability ...,
Protected health information phi 2,
Electronic phi ephi 3
13  cards
Limits on Private-sector Collection and Use of Data - Financial (3 of 5)
The fair credit reporting act of ...,
What is considered a credit repor...,
Who is in scope for fcra 3
20  cards
Limits on Private-sector Collection and Use of Data - Education (4 of 5)
Family educational rights and pri...,
What is the scope of ferpa 2,
What rights does ferpa grant for ...
9  cards
Limits on Private-sector Collection and Use of Data - Telecommunications & Marketing (5 of 5)
Telemarketing sales rule tsr and ...,
The do not call registry dnc 2,
What does the dnc require sellers...
24  cards
Government and Court Access to Private-sector Information
Right to financial privacy act of...,
Bank secrecy act of 1970 bsa 2,
Access to communications 3
28  cards
Workplace Privacy
Workplace privacy concepts 1,
What role does human resource man...,
Ftc role in workplace privacy 3
37  cards
State Privacy Laws
State regulatory authorities 1,
Marketing laws 2,
California sb 1 3
25  cards

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CIPP/US Exam Preparation

  • Full test name Certified Information Privacy Professional - United States
  • Test acronym CIPP-US

**Exam Overview:** The Certified Information Privacy Professional - United States ("CIPP/US") exam caters to privacy professionals in the private-sector US and is run by the International Association of Privacy Professionals ("IAPP"). **Exam covers 5 topic areas (not equally weighted):** 1. Introduction to the Privacy Environment (42%) 2. Limits on Private-Sector Collection & Use of Data (30%) 3. Government and Court Access to Private Sector Information (9%) 4. Workplace Privacy (12%) 5. State Privacy Laws (7%) **Exam Preparation:** - Multiple choice / computer-based exam at a Pearson Vue testing center - 90 questions - 2.5 hours - Questions cover all five domains listed above - All are standard multiple questions - nothing crazy in format - IAPP is known for asking ambiguous questions - "grey area" of privacy - To pass, you need to achieve at least a 300/500 points (can't be computed based on correct answers) - IAPP says you need to answer 65-85% correct to pass - Fee is $550 for first time taking the exam - You can reschedule up to 48 hours in advance of the exam - You may move back and forth throughout the exam - Proctors have no specialized knowledge - You may take breaks but the 2.5-hour clock will not step. You can leave the room but not the building and you cannot access your belongings - When you leave you will know your results - Make sure you bring two forms of ID - One must be a government issued photo ID - Second must have your name and either your signature or photograph - Neither can be expired; must be current - Must be from the country you are taking the exam in - Questions are presented in a random order - All are in multiple choice; you'll be asked a one or two sentence question and then be presented with the answers - Some subjective questions where exercising judgement will be needed - keywords that include "most" "best" and/or "least" - Scenario based questions - you'll be presented a short scenario and be assigned a few questions that follows **Test Taking Tips:** - No penalty for guessing - If you get stuck, mark it for later and come back. It’s a marathon not a sprint - Make at least 3 passes through the exam during the 2.5 hours 1. - Quick first pass - take out easy questions 2. - Second Pass - answer every question 3. - Third Pass - clean up any errors - IAPP provides a very detailed curriculum based on the 5 topic areas - Look through the official exam objectives

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