GDPR

What does GDPR stand for?

• General Data Privacy Rights

• General Data Protection Regulation

• Generous Data Propaganda Review

• Good Data Policy Recording

Who does GDPR affect?

• Businesses & organisations in the EU

• Anyone in the world, holding any data

• Only governments and public bodies

• Any business or organisation holding data on EU citizens, regardless of location

What is the maximum fine under GDPR?

• 4% of global turnover or €20 million

• £500,000

• Whatever the Information Commissioner thinks is right

• 10% of global turnover or €50 million

What is personal data?

• Anything you want it to be

• Anything that can identify someone

• Only information that is not public

• Only information that is sensitive

Which of the following is classified as sensitive personal data?

• Name

• Email

• Religion

• Location Data

How much can be charged for a DSAR request? (Data Subject Access Request)

• £10

• Case by case (depending on the hours spent)

• £0

• Up to each organisation

DPO stands for...

• Data Protection Officer

• Digital Police Officer

• Data Protection Opportunity

• Detailed Process Outline

Which of the following is not a right of the individual under GDPR?

• Right to object

• Right to be informed

• Right to erasure

• Right to influence

Does the Data Protection Act cover paper based records?

• Yes
• No

In case of a data breach, who must be informed and within what timescale?

• DPO 72 Hours

• ICO 72 Hours

• DPO 48 Hours

• DCO 48 Hours