How is Data Lifecycle Management (DLM) related to data protection?
It aims to manage the flow of data throughout the life cycle, from collection, processing, sharing, storage and deletion.
Having the knowledge where the data travels, who is responsible, who has access, helps and a lot to implement security measures.
A person who works for a union took home a draft newsletter to finish it. The thumb drive containing the draft and contact list has been lost. To whom, among others, this data breach should be reported?
This is sensitive data, so the loss must be reported to both the responsible authority and the data subjects.
What is the main reason for performing data protection by design (from conception)?
When we talk about protection by design, we are considering data protection throughout the data lifecycle, from collection, processing, sharing, storage and deletion.
When we focus on protecting data at all of these stages, the risk of not meeting any legal obligations is significantly reduced.
In what way are online activities of people most effectively used by modern marketers?
In the European Union we have: Directives and Regulations. What is the difference between them?
When we have a Regulation, such as the GDPR, all EU member states are obliged to follow it and have a fixed date for entry into force. The regulation is a law and Member States cannot create laws that oppose it. Unlike the Directives that set objectives to be achieved, however, each Member State is free to decide how to apply them in its country.
Important
Prior to the GDPR, there was the ''95/46 / EC First Data Protection Directive (European DP)''. Approved in 1995, it was already aimed to protect personal data. This directive was replaced by the GDPR.
''Article 94: 1. Directive 95/46 / EC is repealed with effect from 25 May 2018.''
In the EXIN PDPF exam this is a question that is routinely asked. ''What directive has been replaced by GDPR?'' Answer: 95/46 / EC.
