No 52 GDPR and data loss

What is the main focus of integrity and confidentiality in GDPR?

• Ensuring data is accurate

• Ensuring data is accessible

• Ensuring security measures match data sensitivity

• Ensuring data is shared widely

What should security measures include according to GDPR?

• Using strong passwords and locking cabinets

• Sharing data with third parties

• Deleting data regularly

• Encrypting all data

What is considered a data breach under GDPR?

• Loss of personal data due to cyber-attack, flood, fire, or theft

• Sharing data with unauthorized parties

• Storing data without encryption

• Accessing data without permission

What should lie at the heart of your approach to processing personal data?

• GDPR principles

• Data encryption

• Data sharing policies

• Data storage solutions

What is the consequence of not reporting a data breach?

• Legal penalties and fines

• Increased data access

• Improved data security

• Enhanced data sharing

What is the significance of locking cabinets in GDPR?

• To protect physical data

• To enhance data sharing

• To simplify data access

• To reduce data storage

What is the legal right called that allows individuals to correct inaccurate data?

• Right to Access

• Right to Rectification

• Right to Object

• Right to be Informed

What does the right to rectification allow?

• Access to data

• Correction of inaccurate data

• Objection to data processing

• Information about data usage

Which right is associated with being informed about data usage?

• Right to Access

• Right to Rectification

• Right to Object

• Right to be Informed

Which of the following is an example of a data disaster?

• Device failure

• Regular maintenance

• Software update

• Data backup