8.2.2 Data protection laws

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  • What is one reason why data protection laws are important?
    Building trust
  • Data must be collected fairly and with transparent notice to individuals.
  • Which data protection principle requires data to be stored only as long as necessary?
    Storage limitation
  • What is the term for individuals whose personal data is collected, processed, and stored?
    Data subjects
  • Match the data subject right with its description:
    Right to access ↔️ Access personal data held
    Right to rectification ↔️ Correct inaccurate data
    Right to erasure ↔️ Request deletion of data
  • Which right allows a data subject to request the deletion of their personal data?
    Right to erasure
  • What does data protection laws govern?
    Personal data handling
  • Data protection laws are important to ensure individuals maintain control over their privacy
  • Data protection laws require organizations to handle personal data legally and fairly.
  • Match the data protection principle with its description:
    Lawfulness, fairness, transparency ↔️ Process data legally and ethically
    Purpose limitation ↔️ Use data only for specified purposes
    Data minimization ↔️ Collect only necessary data
    Accuracy ↔️ Keep data accurate and up-to-date
    Storage limitation ↔️ Do not keep data longer than needed
  • Data must not be kept longer than necessary
  • Data integrity ensures data is protected against unauthorized alteration.
  • What must organizations demonstrate under data protection laws?
    Compliance
  • Data protection laws ensure people maintain control over their personal data
  • Why do data protection laws require robust security measures?
    Protect data from misuse
  • Compliance with data protection laws builds trust between individuals and organizations.
  • Data must be processed ethically and with clear notice to individuals
  • Data should only be collected for specific and legitimate purposes under data protection principles.
  • What must organizations demonstrate to comply with data protection principles?
    Accountability
  • Data should only be used for specified, legitimate purposes
  • Data integrity ensures that personal data is secured against unauthorized access.
  • What must organizations demonstrate to comply with data protection laws?
    Accountability
  • Data protection laws ensure people maintain control over their personal data
  • What is one key requirement of data protection laws to ensure security?
    Robust security measures
  • Data protection laws foster trust between individuals and organizations handling their data.
  • What are two primary goals of data protection laws for individuals?
    Privacy and security
  • Data protection laws aim to prevent fines and legal action due to non-compliance
  • Data protection laws ensure individuals maintain control over their personal data.
  • What do data protection laws ensure regarding individuals' privacy?
    It is respected
  • One of the key reasons for data protection laws is protecting individual rights
  • Data protection laws help foster trust between individuals and organizations.
  • What legal repercussions can organizations face for non-compliance with data protection laws?
    Fines and legal action
  • One of the key data protection principles is lawfulness, fairness, and transparency
  • What does the principle of 'purpose limitation' in data protection laws ensure?
    Data is collected for specific purposes
  • Data accuracy requires that data is kept up-to-date and correct.
  • The principle of integrity and confidentiality ensures data is protected from unauthorized access
  • Who are considered data subjects under data protection laws?
    Individuals whose data is collected
  • Match the data subject right with its description:
    Right to access ↔️ Access personal data held by the organization
    Right to rectification ↔️ Correct inaccurate data
    Right to erasure ↔️ Request deletion of data
  • What does the right to data portability allow data subjects to do?
    Transfer data to another organization
  • The rights of data subjects align with data protection principles like lawfulness and transparency.