**5.5.4 Transparency**

The ability to balance the privacy concerns of individuals with effective monitoring of potential insiders is a very challenging task. One significant problem is that individuals often are not aware of the information that is collected and how it is used or what has been done with it. In addition to the privacy conditions of notice, choice, use, and security, it is equally important to offer the privacy conditions of correction and enforcement. These six conditions associated with privacy are derived from the European Union's Privacy Directive and are briefly described in Table 5. Transparency protects not only the individual but the organization or company and promotes public trust.


Table 5. Privacy Control Conditions
