Encryption

Definition: The act of converting data to encoded information that can only be converted back to its original form with the use of a unique key Commentary: The data in its original form is referred to...

Disposal

Definition: The removal of a data asset from all places in which it is stored Commentary: Disposal may or may not entail destruction. Disposal will ensure the data can no longer be accessed by normal ...

Bootkit

Definition: A collection of software components that enables its user to access the master boot record of a computer or device Commentary: The master boot record identifies how and where an operating ...

Data Obfuscation

Definition: The process of obscuring, redacting, or transforming certain elements in data in order to prevent the identification of parties or inappropriate disclosure of private information that may ...

Adequate Jurisdictions

Definition: Jurisdictions that are deemed to provide an adequate level of protection to personal data by the governing authority under data protection laws applicable to the awarding jurisdiction. Com...

Data Processor

Definition: Any natural or legal person, agency or other body that processes personal data on behalf of the Data Controller Commentary: In some jurisdictions, there is no distinction between Data proc...

Profiling

Definition: Is defined by the GDPR as any form of automated processing of personal data consisting of the use of personal data to evaluate certain personal aspects relating to a natural person, in par...

Legitimate Interest

Definition: Legitimate Interest is a clear and specific benefit or outcome which is recognised as a lawful basis for the processing of personal data, subject to such processing being necessary to achi...

Personal Data

Definition: Defining personal data, as distinct from personal information, or personally-identifiable information. Personal data is defined in the GDPR. Article 4(1) states that personal data “means...

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