Databases of Personal Identifiable Information


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  • Author:  Al-Fedaghi, S.A. Thalheim, B.
    Kuwait Univ.;

  • Abstract:  Abstract This paper explores the difference between two types of information: personal identifiable information (PII), and non-identifiable information (NII) to argue that security, policy, and technical requirements set PII apart from NII. The paper describes databases of personal identifiable information that are built exclusively for this type of information with their own conceptual scheme, system management, and physical structure.

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