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Master the Fundamentals of GDPR

Take our quiz to test your knowledge of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and its key principles. This is an essential resource for anyone looking to understand data protection standards in Europe.

Join us to learn more about:

The meaning and purpose of GDPR
The principles of personal data processing
Your responsibilities under data protection laws

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What does GDPR stand for?

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What is GDPR?

A European Union regulation that aims to standardise the governance of personal information, particularly the security and protection of personal data.

A regulation on data sharing within companies.

A European law that obliges major browsers to comply on the use of personal data.

How many principles does GDPR have ?

Match the GDPR principles to the respective definition.

	Match the GDPR principles to the respective definition.
Personal data needs to be accurate and kept up to date with mechanisms that enable so and extra attention for accuracy in profiling.
Measures to ensure secure personal data processing and protect against confidentiality breaches, unlawful processing and accidental loss, damage or destruction.
The purpose and scope of personal data processing is transparent, clear, informed, easy to understand and concise. So is communication regarding and exercise of data subject rights.
Organisations have to take responsibility for how personal data is processed, ensuring compliance with above principles and ability to demonstrate compliance (i.e., documented procedures and routines in place).
Personal data is collected/processed in a fair way in relation to the data subject with an information and enablement duty for the organisation.
Personal data shall not be kept longer than is needed for the purpose of the processing operation (in a form that enables identification).
The purposes of personal data processing are determined, specific, legitimate, explicit and limited.
Collected and processed personal data are kept to a minimum in the context of relevance and adequacy for the purpose of processing.

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