Data management Flashcards

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What is GDPR

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General Data Protection Regulation

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What is GDPR for?

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Its a legal framework that set guidance for the collection and processing of personal data

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When was GDPR introduced?

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25 May 2018

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What is the Data Protection Act 2018?

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UK’s implementation of GDPR, it makes everyone in the UK responsible for using personal data and have to follow strict rules called the data protection principles

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5
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What are the seven data protection principles?

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‘Long Purple Dresses Always Seem Stupid Anyway’

Lawful, fair and transparent
Purpose limitation
Data minimisation
Accuracy
Storage limitaion
Security
Accountabilty
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What is the UK’s implementation of GDPR?

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The Data Protection Act 2018

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What is the punishment dor breaching GDPR?

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20 million euros or 4% global turnover, whichever is greater

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What changed from data protection act 1998 to now?

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Definition if data to include new technology such as biometric data

Clear privacy notices must be given to consumers

Breaches have to be reported in 72 hours

Larger fines

Sufficient training is mandatory to be in place

Any company with more than 250 employees need a data protection officer or deal with over 5000 subject profiles a year

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What is information governance?

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The approach to managing the way thay information is handled - particulary personal data that relates to identifying people.

It balances the risk information presents and the value that it provides.

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What is the aim of Information Governance?

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To comply with legislation
Have an effective and appropriate use of information
A managed process for reporting and recording data security issues
Provide training and support to staff
Encourage staff to work together for efficient data use

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What is the Freedom of Information Act 2000?

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Provides public access to information held by public authorities, it covers all information held such as documents, emails, letters

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What does the councils freedom of information policy ensure?

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Comply with FOI to enhance public trust and confidence
20 days to respond to requests
Follow GDPR and DPA with data handling
Provide assistance with requests
Ensure all staff dealing with data are aware of obligations under FOI

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13
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How do PCC keep data secure?

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Firewalls, virus protection and spyware detection
Laptop encryption 
Regular backups of data
Network access management
Email & website filtering
Advice & guidance
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PCC key aims for protecting information are…

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Confidentiality, integrity, availability and compliance

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15
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What is the ICO?

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Information Commissioner Office

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What do the ICO do?

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To uphold information rights in the public interest, they an an independent authority promoting openess by public bodies and data privacy for individuals.