Data Management Flashcards

1
Q

How long do you keep personal data for?

A

No longer than necessary.

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2
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Data systems used in your organisation?

A

Backup servers.
Microsoft Teams.
Sharepoint.
CEMAR.

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3
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What is a project extranet system?

A

Allows external parties to view project files securely.
Adv:
- Improves communication.
- 24 hour access.
Dis:
- Expensive.
- Requires maintenance.

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4
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Benefits of cloud based storage systems?

A

Easy access.
Secure.
Low set up cost.
Real time collaboration.
Controls/restrictions.

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5
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Sources of pricing data?

A

BCIS.
Spon’s or other pricing books.
Benchmarking.
In House data.

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6
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What are pricing books?

A

Assists with estimating, covering all major areas of the process.

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7
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What is BCIS?

A

Building Cost Information Service.
Part of RICS.

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8
Q

What is the Data Protection Act 2018?

A

UK implementation of GDPR.

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9
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What is GDPR?

A

Harmonise privacy and data laws across countries.

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Key persons in GDPR?

A

Data Controller.
Data Processor.
Data Subject.
Data Protection officer.

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11
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What is personal data?

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Used to identify a person.

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12
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7 key principles of GDPR?

A

LPDASCA
Lawfulness, fairness, transparency.
Purpose limitation.
Data minimisation.
Accuracy.
Storage limitation.
Integrity and confidentiality.
Accountability.

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13
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8 rights under GDPR?

A

IAREPPOA
To be informed.
To access.
To rectification.
To erasure.
To restrict processing.
To data portability.
To object.
To automated decision making and profiling.

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14
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Who enforces GDPR?

A

Information Commissioner’s Office

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15
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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.

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16
Q

To destroy a document, what must be considered?

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Is the document an original contract/legal doc.
Could it be required for litigation.
Does it relate to a live project.
Are there back-ups?

17
Q

What is an information barrier?

A

Physical or electronic separation of individuals within the same firm.

18
Q

Difference between data and information?

A

Data is raw and unprocessed facts that need context, while information is processed to add meaning.

19
Q

What fines could relate to GDPR?

A

Higher maximum - £17.5m or 4% of worldwide turnover, whichever is higher.
Half of this is the lower maximum.