Data Protection Philip Reed. Introduction What is data? What is data protection? Who needs your data? Who wants your data? Who does not need your data?

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Data Protection Philip Reed

Introduction What is data? What is data protection? Who needs your data? Who wants your data? Who does not need your data?

Data Protection Act 1998 Why do we need data protection? When did these laws start? Who protects your data?

Fairly & Lawfully Processed Fairly means … Lawfully means …

Processed for a Limited Purpose

Adequate, Relevant, not Excessive Adequate means … Relevant means … Excessive means …

Accurate Accurate means …

Not Kept Longer than Necessary Why not …

Data Subject Rights

Secure Secure means …

Transfers to Other Countries Which countries are safe? Why these countries?

Problems Who is taking your data? Why are they taking it? What will it be used for?