What does GDPR stand for?

• General Directive on Privacy Rights

• Global Data Processing Rules

• General Data Protection Regulation

• Global Directive on Personal Records

Why is data transfer within the EU not a significant issue?

• Because all EU countries have no data protection laws

• Due to the lack of technology in EU countries

• Because all EU countries follow GDPR

• Because data transfer is not common in the EU

What is the primary concern when transferring data outside the EU and UK?

• Language barriers

• Technical incompatibilities

• Data protection law discrepancies

• High costs

What is the role of the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) in international data transfers?

• To create new data protection laws

• To offer guidance on data transfer rules

• To enforce GDPR across the world

• To provide financial assistance

Which organization provides guidance on international data transfers from the UK?

• The United Nations

• The European Court of Justice

• The Information Commissioner's Office

• The World Trade Organization

To whom does the UK version of GDPR apply in the context of data transfer?

• Both the data importer and exporter

• The data importer only

• Neither the importer nor the exporter

• The data exporter only

What are 'adequacy decisions'?

• Contracts between private organizations

• Decisions confirming a country has adequate data protection

• Laws that apply only within the UK

• Decisions that deem a country's data protection as inadequate

What does an 'adequacy decision' imply about a country's data protection laws?

• They are below EU standards

• They are equivalent to EU standards

• They are superior to EU standards

• They do not exist

Which country is recognized for having a GDPR equivalent according to adequacy decisions?

• China

• Japan

• Russia

• India

What is the Privacy Shield?

• A data protection law in the UK

• An arrangement between the EU and the US

• A type of adequacy decision

• A cybersecurity tool