GDPR Program Audit

The video tutorial covers the responsibilities of a Data Protection Officer (DPO) in ensuring GDPR compliance, including monitoring data protection policies and conducting audits. It explains the types of audits, such as internal and external, and the role of the DPO in evaluating data protection objectives, governance, and processes. The tutorial also addresses handling nonconformities and the role of supervisory authorities in external audits.

What is the primary role of a Data Protection Officer (DPO) in an organization?

• To oversee marketing strategies

• To handle customer service inquiries

• To monitor compliance with GDPR and data protection policies

• To manage the organization's financial audits

Which type of audit is conducted by parties with an interest in the organization?

• Third-party audit

• Second-party audit

• First-party audit

• Internal audit

What is the main focus of a data protection audit?

• Improving customer satisfaction

• Evaluating financial performance

• Assessing marketing effectiveness

• Ensuring compliance with GDPR and data protection policies

What does the evaluation of data protection governance involve?

• Reviewing the company's marketing strategies

• Checking if top management supports GDPR compliance activities

• Analyzing financial reports

• Assessing employee satisfaction

What is the purpose of reviewing records of processing activities?

• To ensure they are maintained and contain required details

• To evaluate employee performance

• To assess financial transactions

• To improve customer service

What is a nonconformity according to ISO 9000A?

• An optional guideline

• A non-fulfillment of a requirement

• A fulfillment of a requirement

• A successful audit

What is the role of the DPO in external audits?

• To ignore the audit process

• To assist supervisory authorities in carrying out audits

• To manage marketing campaigns

• To conduct financial audits