The GDPR's DPIA requirement extends to companies located outside the EU that collect and process the personal data of EU citizens. Whether mandatory or voluntary, the purpose of a DPIA is to identify vulnerabilities in the systems and processes that organizations use in gathering and handlingsensit...
A DPIA is expected to: Identify the individuals whose data will be processed. Specify the types of personal information to be utilized. Provide a detailed description of the processing, including its nature, scope, and context. Clarify the purposes for which the processed personal data will be ...
As with a PIA, it is good practice to conduct a DPIA before any project that involves the processing of PI. Both DPIAs and PIAs Have Strict, In-Depth Requirements The stringent requirements imposed by PIAs and DPIAs are not arbitrary; they serve as a foundation for responsible data protecti...
What is the purpose of a PIA? When is a PIA required? What to include in a Privacy Impact Assessment How to conduct a PIA How does OneTrust help? New to US privacy: Privacy impact assessments Watch the webinar to learn more about your requirements. Watch now With the introd...
As part of a DPIA, organizations must: Identify the nature, scope, context, and purpose of the data processing Assess what risks are involved for each individual or party Determine the necessity and proportionality measures for security risks Ensure security processes are compliant with regulations A...
The term ”user” here means an individual whose personal data is processed by a controller or processor (also known as thedata subject). The term ”data controller” means any person or legal entity involved in determining the purpose and ways of processing the personal data. ...
Define the purpose and goals of the PIA. Establish a PIA team to gather data and perform the assessment. Gather data, such as statistics ondata protectionactivities and systems, types of data stored and how privacy is assured. Identify the privacy controls to be assessed. ...
Brazilian General Data Protection Law (LGPD) Guide What is the LGPD, does it affect you, and how do you achieve LGPD compliance? We break it down in easy, understandable terms in the sections below. In short: The LGPD, Brazil’s new General Data Protecti
There won’t be a requirement to appoint a DPO, and there won’t be a need to undertake a DPIA, or engage in prior consultation with the regulator, the ICO, for any high risk activities. In fact, the ICO is getting gutted so that it becomes more like a government body and can help...
A “controller” is an organisation that determines the conditions, purpose, and means of processing the data subject’s personal data. And a “processor” is an organisation that processes personal data on behalf of the controller. Under the GDPR, controllers and processors may be based anywhere...