Top 5 privacy issues for 2005 by L. Ponemon

This paper by Larry Ponemon talks about the top 5 privacy issues for 2005.

During the past year, Ponemon Institute has surveyed thousands of individuals on a variety of issues affecting their privacy, from a universal credentialing system to Internet ads that use personal information to target prospective customers. Emerging trends from our research suggest that individuals view their right to privacy as increasingly important and worry about how organizations collect, use and share their personal information. Other concerns include cybercrime, abusive marketing and loss of civil liberties.

1. Identity Management: Balancing privacy and security
2. Phishing and Spoofing
3. Internet Advertising
4. When You Fly, Privacy Takes a Back Seat to Security
5. Consumer Trust Has a Dollar Value