Irvines Ethical Hacking quiz 21-40

How is a law made?

• Starts as a draft called a bill

  Revised by committee

  Approved by house of commons

  House of Lords vote on bill

  Royal assent is given

• Starts as a draft called a bill

  Approved by house of commoms

  Revised by committee

  Approved by house of commons

  House of Lords vote on bill

  Royal assent is given

• Starts as a draft called a bill

  Approved by house of commoms

  Revised by committee

  Approved by house of commons

  Royal assent is given

• Starts as a draft called a bill

  Approved by house of commoms

  Approved by house of commons

  House of Lords vote on bill

  Royal assent is given

Protects data stored on computers or organised paper filing systems before 2018

• Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act

• General Data Protection Regulation

• Data Protection Act

• Investigatory Powers Act

Data controllers have eight principles

• Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act

• General Data Protection Regulation

• Data Protection Act

• Investigatory Powers Act

The data protection act decribes non-sensitive personal data as:

• Name

  Address

  Medical details

  Banking details

• Racial origin

  REligion

  Health

  Criminal record

• Political oipinions

  trade union membership

  Sex life

• Name

  Address

  Credit card details

The data protection act describes sensitive personal data as (tick both correct answers):

• Name

  Address

  Medical details

  Banking details

• Racial origin

  REligion

  Health

  Criminal record

• Political oipinions

  trade union membership

  Sex life

• Name

  Address

  Credit card details

Which act has the following roles

Data controllers

Information commissioners

Data Subjects

• Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act

• General Data Protection Regulation

• Data Protection Act

• Investigatory Powers Act

In the data protection act who has powers to enforce the act?

• Information commissioner

• Data subject

• Data controller

• Processors

Under the data protection act which are rights that the data subject have

• Apply to the Data Protection Commissioner for permission to keep the personal data

• To inspect such data and to have it changed if it is incorrect

• To know if data is held about them on a computer system and be able to get a copy and description of that data

• To make sure that decisions made against them are not made only on the basis of automatic processing

Under the Data protection act which rights apply to the data controller

• Correctly and accurately complete the registry for the Data Protection Commissioner

• To know if data is held about them on a computer system and be able to get a copy and description of that data

• Apply to the Data Protection Commissioner for permission to keep the personal data

• Specify what data needs to be kept, the purpose it will be used for and who will have access to it

Under the data protection act who must the data controller apply to register with