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    The document summarizes key aspects of privacy and the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). It defines privacy as activities where individuals feel left alone. It outlines the roles in privacy protection like data subjects, controllers, processors and data protection authorities. It lists the rights and principles of the GDPR, including rights of access, rectification, erasure and more. It addresses myths about the GDPR only applying to large organizations or IT departments. It concludes that the GDPR applies widely to any organization worldwide that processes EU personal data.

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    Privacy and EU GDPR

    Ayilur Ramnath
    CISA, CGEIT, CRISC, CISM, COBIT 5 Implementer & Certified Assessor, MoR Practitioner, CRM
    (ISO31000), TOGAF Certified, ISO27001 LA & LI, ISO20000 Auditor, ITIL Practitioner & Expert
    (Capability & Lifecycle Streams), PRINCE2 & PRINCE2 Agile Practitioner, CSOE (SOx), SSGB, OCTAVE
    Implementer, CPEGP (GDPR), DCPP (Privacy & Data Protection), Certified Data Protection Officer
    (CDPO), GRC Professional (GRCP), NIST Cyber Security F/w Implementer, RESILIA Practitioner, CCSK,
    Professional Cloud Security & Service Manager, Cloud Technology Associate, MSP Practitioner,
    ISO22301 LA & LI

    www.ayilur.com
    What is Privacy?
    Activities anyone will perform today

    Applying for a loan


    Visiting an organisation
    Providing the ID/Address proof
    Uploading pictures
    Installing an app on mobile device

    Feeling of being left alone!!


    What is EU GDPR?
    Roles in Privacy

    • Data Subject
    • Data Controller
    • Data Protection Officer
    • Data Processor
    • Data Protection Officer
    • Data Protection Authority
    • Third Party

    Who will play the role of DPO?


    What is EU GDPR?
    Rights & Principles

    1. The right to be informed 1. Lawfulness, fairness and


    2. The right of access transparency
    3. The right to rectification 2. Purpose limitations
    4. The right to erasure 3. Data minimisation
    5. The right to restrict processing 4. Accuracy
    6. The right to data portability 5. Storage limitations
    7. The right to object 6. Integrity and confidentiality
    8. Rights in relation to automated 7. Accountability
    decision making and profiling.
    What is EU GDPR?
    The Myths

    Its just another legal requirement


    Its about updating the privacy policy
    Its to do with IT Department
    Its not for us
    We’ll comply when we grow big

    None of the above or all of the above??


    What is EU GDPR?
    For whom it is?

    The GDPR applies across all the Member States of the EU


    but its reach is far wider

    Any organisation anywhere in the world that provides services into the EU
    that involve processing personal data will have to comply

    The GDPR is probably now the most significant data security law in the world.
    Thank You!

    Contact:

    email
    Phone no

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