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WorksheetsGDPR
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 6mins
What does GDPR stand for?
(a)
What organisations must comply with GDPR?
Every organisation in the world
Only organisations based in the EU
All organisations that process data of an EU subject
Organisations employing EU citizens
Who or what is a data subject?
The data held about a person
An organisation that holds data
A person whose data is held by an organisation
An electronic file with data on it
What is the maximum fine for a breach of GDPR?
ϵ 20 million
ϵ 20 million or 4% of annual turnover
4% of annual turnover
No maximum
How many key principles are there in GDPR legislation?
(a)
Once a data breach has been discovered it must be reported within (how many days)
(a)
Which of the following is not a right under the terms of GDPR?
To have your data erased when no longer required
To be informed about how your data will be used
To be protected against the accidental loss or damage of your data
To be anonymous
Which independent authority oversees the implementation of GDPR in the UK?
Westminster Government
Communications Officer
Information Commissioners Office
Health and Safety Executive
In which year was Copyright law passed in the UK?
1988
1978
1987
1998
Which of the following is not protected by Copyright law in the UK?
Written work
Music
Photographs
Ideas
If you want to use an image you find online you must search for
Creative Commons
Free Images
Copyright Images
Creative material is protected for
70 years
Until creator dies
70 years after the death of the creator
Forever
Which of the following is an offence under the terms of the Computer Misuse Act?
Not keeping data up to date
Not allowing access to data when requested
Collecting inappropriate data
Unauthorised access to a device
Phishing is an offence because it is
Unauthorised access to a device
Unauthorised modification of a device
Making and supplying software
Use of a computer device with intent to commit a crime
The current maximum prison sentence for computer misuse in the UK is
Life
5 years
10 years
6 months
