In Privacy in the Age of Big Data, Theresa Payton and Ted Claypool tell us just how ubiquitous current threats to privacy are (which both the lay reader and security professionals will find disturbing). Of course, we’re better off knowing about threats than not knowing; threats are pervasive enough that everyone in living in the age of big data should know about them. Using real-life stories of privacy gone wrong, the authors make the reader want to protest, though, rather than put on a tinfoil hat.
