Data Management Flashcards

1
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how can data be stored securely

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technologys such as:
password protection
anti virus software protection
cloud storage
regular backups off site
multi-factor authentication

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2
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how do you comply with UK GDPR when dealing with mailing lists

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Consent: Ensure members have opted into receiving communications like industry updates or event invitations.

Professional Updates vs. Marketing: Differentiate between updates directly related to professional obligations (legitimate interest) and promotional content (which requires consent).

Opt-Out: Provide clear options for members to opt-out or update their preferences at any time.

Use of Data Processors: If RICS uses email marketing platforms, ensure these platforms comply with UK GDPR rules.

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3
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what sorts of info does a firm retain in order to comply with other laws

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4
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what training have you undertaken

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phising emails- scams
cyber security month- help people promote how to store data- offer prizes-
inductions- member of IT data security while working at colliers

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5
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how do you check the reliability of the source of information and the risks attached?

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should verify data through traingulation

triangulisation- using multiple datasets, methods, theories and/or investigators to address a research question.

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6
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what is the freedom of information act

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-Gives individuals the right of access to information held by public bodies

-The public body must tell any individual requesting sight of information whether it holds it

-Normally the public body is required to supply it in 20 working days in the format requested

-It can charge for the provision of the information

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7
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what is the GDPR

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empower individuals to take control of how their data is used by third parties

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what are the requirements of GDPR

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data protection impact assessments for high risk holding of data

data security breaches need to be reported to ICO within 72 hrs where there is a loss of personal data and a risk of harm to individuals

fines of up to 4% global turnover of the company or £17.5m

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9
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what is the RICS professional standard for data management

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data handling and prevention of cyber on data handling and prevention of cybercrime

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10
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what is GDPR and data protection act?

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Rules were put in data protection act 2018
same rules
left EU GDPR in 2016 after brexit
general data protection regulation

empowers individuals to take control how their data is being used by third parties

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11
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ICO

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information commissioners office
govern and insures businesses are adhering to data protection act

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12
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what to do if clients data is breached?

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see how far the breach has gone.
whenever in doubt report to ICO and look on the website as theres an self assessment page.

have to report to ICO within 72 hrs where there is a loss of personal data and risk of harm to individuals

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13
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what happens if you breach GDPR and the penalty?

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up to 4% of global turnover or £17.5m (whichever is greater)

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what are the individual rights under UK GDPR?

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right to be informed
right to access
right to rectification
right to erasure
right to restrict processing
right to data portability
right to object
right to automated decision making and profiling

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how does your company follow GDPR?

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data controller decides how and why personal data is processed and is directly responsible for GDPR

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16
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Principles for GDPR

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lawfulness, fairness transparency
purpose limitation
accuracy
storage limitation
integrity and confidentiality

17
Q

what type of data information did you upload to riverlake?

A

lease details, liability dates,

create savings report so

18
Q

how did you check empty rates relief was correct?

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would cross check against the rates bill or call council

19
Q

how to check if information from agents is confidential

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info readily available for the public so i would assume it wouldnt be

20
Q

riverlake- postives

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accurate, efficient

21
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how to send a colleague confidential information?

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ensure they need this file.
confirm its them by calling them.
sending the email with the folder and then a separate email with the password

22
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how to submit a check and challenge on riverlake?

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subject property, revaluation tab, proposed changes, attach supporting evidence submit

23
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riverlake negatives?

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human error

24
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Data Protection Act difference to GDPR

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filled in the gaps of GDPR, when UK GDPR was created there were a few problems, holes.

25
Q

how to create a table of comps in a user friendly manner

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list builder on analyse
import onto excel
private folder on the cloud

26
Q

How flu you ensure your firm adheres to data protection act?

A

Data securely stored to ensure privacy
Firewalls
Cloud storage
Regular backups

27
Q

What is your understanding of copyright law?

A

Copyright prevents people from copying your work without permission