EU GDPR

Which of the following is a role described by the GDPR?

• a) Data Processor
• b) Data Privacy Official
• c) Data Commissioner
• d) None of the above

Which one of the following is a right?

• a) The right to be protected
• b) The right of access
• c) The right to review
• d) The right to respite

Who gives consent?

• a) Data Processor
• b) Data Subject
• c) Supervisory Authority
• d) Data Processor

The main focus of the GDPR is...?

• a) International trade
• b) Trade internal to the EU
• c) People and their personal information
• d) People and their ability to access information

Under GDPR, organisations in breach of GDPR can be fined up to a maximum of:

• a) 8% of annual global turnover
• b) 2% of annual global turnover
• c) 3% of annual global turnover
• d) 4% of annual global turnover

Which right is often covered by a Privacy Policy?

• a) The right to be informed
• b) The right of access
• c) The right to rectification
• d) The right to erasure

Which one of the following is the best example of special data?

• a) Your name
• b) Your phone number
• c) Your ethnic origin
• d) Your online identifier

Which one of the following is NOT a principle?

• a) Storage Limitation
• b) Minimisation
• c) Accuracy
• d) Data Limitation

Which BEST describes how Personal Data is regulated in an EU Member State?

• a) GDPR Articles
• b) GDPR Articles + Derogations
• c) GDPR Articles + Derogations+ National legislation
• d) GDPR Articles+ GDPR Recitals + Derogations+ National legislation

Which one of the following does NOT fall under GDPR?

• a) Holding a person’s email address and mobile phone number in adatabase
• b) Storing peoples’ pictures in a manual filing system
• c) Displaying photographs of portraits of 15th Century kings on a website
• d) Holding details of your associates on a corporate mobilephone