What does GDPR stand for?

• Global Data Protection Rules

• General Data Privacy Regulation

• Global Data Privacy Rules

• General Data Protection Regulation

Which of the following is considered personal data?

• IP addresses

• Company revenue

• Public domain information

• Generic product data

Who is responsible for protecting the data collected by an organization?

• Data Controller

• Data Processor

• Line Manager

• IT Support Team

What should you do with personal data at work?

• Ignore data protection policies

• Protect it like your own personal data

• Share it freely with colleagues

• Leave it out for everyone to see

What is a data processor?

• An organization that processes data provided by other companies

• A software used for data analysis

• An organization that collects personal data

• A person responsible for data protection

When should data be shared with data processors?

• Only if necessary for business operations and with sufficient protection measures

• Only during data breaches

• Whenever requested by the processor

• Without any restrictions

What is the most common basis for accessing personal data under GDPR?

• Consent

• Public interest

• Legal obligation

• Vital interests

What does the 'contract' basis for data processing mean?

• Processing data for marketing purposes

• Processing data to fulfill a business contract or agreement

• Processing data for public interest

• Processing data for research

Which right allows individuals to have their data erased?

• Right to rectification

• Right to access

• Right to be forgotten

• Right to data portability

What is the maximum fine for failing to protect personal data under GDPR?

• Ten million pounds or two percent of annual turnover

• Seventeen and a half million pounds or four percent of annual turnover

• Twenty million pounds or five percent of annual turnover

• Five million pounds or one percent of annual turnover