Discussing the Role of Christian Parents in Privacy & Protection Acts

This discussion board post examines the intersection of Christian parenting with privacy and protection acts, specifically focusing on The Child Internet Protection Act (CIPA) and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA). It highlights the importance of parents being informed about internet safety and data privacy to protect their children from online threats. The discussion also includes replies from classmates, emphasizing the need for IT security awareness and the role of advanced technology in safeguarding data. Furthermore, the importance of maintaining the privacy of student records under FERPA is mentioned, reinforcing the overall theme of data protection and responsible internet usage.

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For CIPA, parents can have confidence that their children will not be
exposed to obscene material in a public setting, advertently or inadvertently,
because websites, electronic mail, chat rooms, and other types of electronic
communications are filtered (Kaiwartya et al., 2017). Privacy of data and information has
been an important point of the organization. Children have been using the internet from very
young age. Parents have not been gaining knowledge on the internet. The Christian parent have
to maintain the privacy and security of the data and information stored in the children system.
The two privacy and protection acts are The Child Internet Protection Act (CIPA) created in
2000 and HIPPA Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act created in 1996 are
necessary in keeping our children safe (Hari & Lakshman, 2017). These acts are helpful in
maintaining the security of the data and information stored in the laptop and desktop. The CIPA
helps in maintaining content that are stored in the classroom filtered in the internet of the school.
The HIPPA law has been created various health information stored over the internet storage
(Deng & Liu, 2017). It is also to help protect people’s privacy so that no one can wrongfully
access their private medical records and therefore how they are sent, and who they are sent to be
carefully regulated.
Reply 1: Information security has been an important part for the organization. Many
businesses have been reporting challenges in the IT security processes in the country. The
privacy of the data and information has been maintained in various ways. The IT security
processes have been facing a lot of challenges from the foreign bodies (Binder, 2015). The
cyber-attacks have been major issue for the organization. In the CIPA and FRERPA acts,
children are more prone to the cyber-attacks. They have a little knowledge about the usage of the

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computers and internet. Therefore, parents needs to communicate with their children relating the
IT security issues in their systems.
Reply 2: The advanced technology used in the IT field needs to be installed in their
systems that might help in maintaining the security of data and information in the system. With
regards to the FERPA, The privacy of the student record stored in the database of the
organization have been mentioned in various cases for the development of the career (Ding, Yan
& Deng, 2016). The confidence of maintaining the importance of the IT security in the
organization has been done in the report. These regulations have been maintaining the privacy of
the data and information of the organization.

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References
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Ding, W., Yan, Z., & Deng, R. H. (2016). A survey on future Internet security
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Kaiwartya, O., Prasad, M., Prakash, S., Samadhiya, D., Abdullah, A. H., & andSyed Othmawi
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Deng, J., & Liu, P. (2017). Consultative authoritarianism: the drafting of China’s internet
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Hari, A., & Lakshman, T. V. (2017). U.S. Patent Application No. 15/145,460.