Protocol Intelligence
Privacy
Exposure that is created by ordinary record-keeping rather than by attack: what is collected, who holds it, how long it persists, and what it enables.
Under examination
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Protocol publishes when there is something worth reading rather than on a schedule. These are the questions this topic exists to answer — an agenda, not a set of conclusions.
01
What does a security program collect that it does not need, and what does holding it create?
02
Which exposure comes from public records, and which from systems meant to be private?
03
How does data collected for one purpose end up serving another?
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Status
No pieces are filed under privacy yet. The topic is listed because it is an area Protocol intends to write about, and listing it before there is anything to read is the honest version. The full index is the better starting point in the meantime.
Adjacent work
Where this sits in the practice.
The capabilities closest to privacy. Writing and practice inform each other, which is the reason Protocol publishes at all.
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