Google plans rapid response to data protection
Google is looking for experts for a new "Privacy Red Team", as shown in a recently published vacancy for a "Data Privacy Engineer". This is to ensure that "our products are designed to the highest standards and operated in a manner that protects the privacy of our users." Focus is the collaboration in the Red Team. What is needed is the ability to independently identify privacy risks, analyze and defuse.
Preferred candidate will "bring the detailed knowledge of the inner workings of modern web browsers and computer networks" and software implementations from the point to analyze data security and protection. It is an advantage if a candidate already has experience with the discovery of unusual or only gradually apparent lack of safety gaps.
In a "Red Team" is an independently operating group organization investigated internally software or hardware and entire networks for possible weak points out. The term has a tradition of military war games, but it is also common for large companies for a long time.
Google wants to get rid of the build up the team's image as obvious Datenkrake. Californians had in March unifies their privacy policies across all of its products, and thus pulled away vehement criticism. Was criticized especially that the company has their users no way to reject the new rules for collecting and linking of personal information. The points will be awarded in two weeks after Google had to take a million penalty for bypassing the cookie lock in Apple's Safari browser.
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