Privacy vs. Whistleblowing: Can Data Breaches Be Justified During Public Disclosure?
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Whistleblowing has recently been at the forefront of the public consciousness increasingly often. Wikileaks, Theranos, and Cambridge Analytics have become household names due to the efforts of internal whistleblowers. However, the history of whistleblowing stretches thousands of years into the past. Its first recorded instances occurred in Ancient Greece, where it was referred to as parrhesia, meaning "speak freely". Although it was not formally codified, parrhesia was extremely valued and considered a cornerstone of democratic society.2 Today, the role of whistleblowing is not less significant. Within the European Union, there has been an increased focus on protecting those who blow the whistle, which resulted in the introduction of the Directive (EU) 2019/1937, commonly known as the Whistleblowing Directive3 . While its main purpose is to "enhance the enforcement of Union law and policies in specific areas"4 , it also seeks to establish common sta...
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