GDPR Data Protection - The Basics

When does the GDPR come into force?
25th January 2018
25th May 2018
28th March 2018
What is the main objective of the GDPR?
To take away rights from EU citizens and move the power back to public and private organisations
To consolidate data protection law and enhance the rights of EU citizens
To allow organisations to collect more personal data
Which of the following types of data classes as personal data under the GDPR?
Full name
Home address
Contact number
IP address
Medical records
All of the above
Usernames/passwords
What are the 6 principles for data processing under the GDPR?
Lawfulness, purpose limitation, data minimisation, accuracy, retention and confidentiality
Lawfulness, data minimisation, accuracy, representation, strength and retention
Accuracy, grammar, length, confidentiality, benefit and ease
Which 2 of the following are conditions for lawful data processing under the GDPR?
Consent
Convenience
Legitimate interest
Precaution
Which of the following is NOT an essential requirement of consent for lawful processing under the GDPR?
Plain language
Affirmative action
Not tied to contract
Assumption
What is data portability?
This is a right given to a data subject which allows them to request that all of their personal data is transferred to another organisation in a machine readable format
This is a right given to a data subject which allows them to request that all of their personal data is removed from an organisation's system.
This is a right given to a data controller which allows them to freely move an individual's personal data to another organisation
This is a right given to a data controller which allows them to move personal data to a third country
What does DPO stand for?
Data Portability Occurance
Data Protection Officer
Dangerous Potential Occurance
Data Protection Organisation
Which organisation is Willerby Ltd's supervisory authority (SA)?
Information Commissioner's Office (ICO)
Financial Services Authority (FSA)
Hull City Council (HCC)
What is the new maximum fine available to a supervisory authority (SA) for a serious breach?
‚¬100,000 (or 4% of annual turnover)
‚¬20,000,000 (or 4% annual turnover)
‚¬500,000 (or 2% annual turnover)
‚¬5,000,000 (or 8% of annual turnover)
Other than a massive fine, what is another major consequence of a serious data breach?
Damage to reputation
Reduction in product quality
Increased job opportunities
Increase in overtime requirements
Are you contractually obliged to ensure your own compliance with the GDPR by following the new policies and procedures put into place by Willerby Ltd?
Yes
No
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