Human Digitization

Description

Protecting privacy in a digital world.

In a time of increasing data breaches and evolving cybersecurity threats, Human Digitization introduces a groundbreaking approach to information protection. This insightful publication by Kelm Research Center presents a framework for safeguarding proprietary data through advanced Digital Information Rights Management Systems (DIRMS).

Unlike traditional methods, Human Digitization encodes each data element with an access key and establishes multi-tiered authentication profiles—ensuring internal, external, and programmatic protection of sensitive information. It addresses the vulnerabilities of current digital ecosystems by proposing a proactive, role-based control model designed to stop insider threats, enforce compliance, and restore consumer trust.

Topics include:

• Insider threat mitigation through Human Digitization Coding (HDC)

• Privacy protection at the data-field level

• Integration of Generally Accepted Privacy Principles (GAPPs)

• Role-based metadata tracking for regulatory compliance

• Secure authentication protocols for transactional systems

Whether you’re a cybersecurity professional, policy-maker, or data systems architect, this work offers critical insight into the next frontier of digital information privacy and control.