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- the data protection act 2018 is a law that protects the rights of individuals with regard to their personal data
- 8 principles of the data protection act:
- lawfulness
- fairness
- transparency
- accuracy
- security
- purpose limitation
- accountability
- data minimisation
- The data subject is the person whose personal data is being processed.
- the data subjects rights are the rights to be informed about how and why your data is used
- A cyber criminal is a person who uses computers to commit a crime.
- The computer misuse act 1990 made it legal to prosecute cyber criminals
- benefits of equal access to a company:
- increased productivity
- more relaxed work environment
- less stresses work environment
- Benefits of equal rights on individuals:
- better performance
- improved skills
- feel better about work
- Benefits of equal access to society:
- more communication
- problems get solved
- employment growth
- digital exclusion is the unequal access to digital technology, including smartphones, tablets, laptops
- the digital divide is the gulf between those who have access to the internet and those who do not
- shared data is data that has been shared with someone
- digital footprint can be passive or active
- transitional data is data which is generated as the result of transaction
- examples of people who use location based data:
- taxi services
- airports
- trains
- fitness trackers
- benefits of shared data:
- more connections
- more collaborations
- more research
- disadvantages of using shared data
- dangers of breaching
- privacy issues
- Organisations use flow charts to model the flow of data between a system and external people, devices and organisations.
- 3 main parts to a level 0 data flow chart:
- the system
- the external entities (people, organisations or devices which input or output data to or from the system
- the data flows between external entities and system
- long circle= terminator(start/stop)
- Rectangle= process
- sideways kite=decision
- trapezium= data