q7 L22 Quiz - Data Protection

What was the law that replaced the Data Protection Act 1998 in the UK?

• COPPA
• HIPAA
• GDPR
• CCPA

What does the principle 'Personal data shall be processed fairly and lawfully' mean?

• Data should be accurate and relevant.
• Have legitimate grounds for collecting & using the data and do not use it in any way the individual would not reasonably expect, would have adverse effects on them or in an unlawful activity.
• Data should be updated if necessary.
• Data should be shared with others in countries that do not have good data protection legislation.

What is the accountability principle?

• The requirement to protect data from unauthorized access.
• The requirement to have appropriate measures and records in place to demonstrate compliance with the law.
• The right to be forgotten.
• The right to access personal information.

What is the right to be forgotten?

• The right to restrict the processing of personal data.
• The right to rectify inaccurate personal data.
• The right to access personal information.
• The right to request the deletion of personal data held by organizations.

What are cookies?

• Encryption methods used for data protection.
• Digital agreements between organizations.
• Small text files stored on devices that websites use to remember information about visitors.
• Online quizzes to test knowledge.

What does the EU Cookie Law require websites to do?

• Delete all cookies stored on a person's device.
• Tell people the cookies are there, explain what the cookies are doing and why, and get the person's consent to store a cookie on their device.
• Block the use of cookies on websites.
• Store cookies without informing users.

What is the maximum fine for breaching data protection laws under GDPR?

• €20 million or 4% of a business's annual turnover, whichever is larger.
• $1 million or 3% of a business's annual turnover, whichever is larger.
• £500,000 or 5% of a business's annual turnover, whichever is larger.
• $10,000 or 2% of a business's annual turnover, whichever is larger.

What is the purpose of the Data Protection Act?

• To regulate the use of cookies.
• To prevent data breaches.
• To promote international data transfers.
• To protect the privacy and personal data of individuals.

Which organization enforces data protection principles in the UK?

• Office for Civil Rights (OCR)
• Data Protection Authority (DPA)
• Information Commissioner's Office (ICO)
• Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

What are the consequences of non-compliance with data protection laws?

• Suspension of website operations.
• Public warning without any further actions.
• Investigation by the ICO and potential fines.
• Loss of internet connection.