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How to implement the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

IBM Big Data Hub

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the European Union’s landmark data privacy law, took effect in 2018. Yet many organizations still struggle to meet compliance requirements, and EU data protection authorities do not hesitate to hand out penalties. Irish regulators hit Meta with a EUR 1.2

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Guest Post - Three Critical Steps for GDPR Compliance

AIIM

This is the eighth post in a series on privacy by Andrew Pery. You might also be interested in: Mitigate Data Privacy and Security Risks with Machine Learning. The Privacy and Security Dichotomy. GDPR and Cross Border Data Flows between the EU and the US: Current State of the Law.

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Article 29 Working Party Published Guidelines on Transparency under the GDPR

Hunton Privacy

The transparency obligations require controllers to provide certain information to data subjects regarding the processing of their personal data. It is further recommended that a hyperlink to the privacy policy is provided at the point of data collection. The chosen method must be appropriate for the circumstances.

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5 Topics CCPA-Compliant Privacy Awareness Training Needs to Cover

KnowBe4

Employees handling the sensitive data of California residents need to know this stuff; the California Consumer Privacy Act says so. The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is set to take effect on January 1, 2020. The data must be sent in a portable and readily usable format, and it must be done free of charge.

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Why risk assessments are essential for GDPR compliance

IT Governance

GDPR: What’s the difference between personal data and sensitive data? There are also times when you must also complete a specific type of risk assessment, called a DPIA (data protection impact assessment) , to review the way you process personal data. See also: List of free GDPR resources and templates.

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Why every organisation needs data protection impact assessments

IT Governance

DPIAs (data protection impact assessments) are a type of risk assessment that identify the risks affecting the security of personal data, and work out their likely effects. It’s particularly important to carry one out when introducing new processes, systems or technologies for processing personal data.

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ICO’s draft Age Appropriate Design Code could seriously impact processing of under 18’s personal data

Data Protection Report

Irrespective of whether an ISS is aimed or targeted at children, the standards of the Code must be met (to the extent applicable) unless: robust age verification mechanisms are applied (we will re-visit these later on) restricting access to adult users only; or. Users impacted. of the GDPR. 0 – 5: pre-literate and early literacy.