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a practical guide to THE general data protection regulation (gdpr) www.venzagroup.com topics : gdpr basics & important terms compliance priorities — 1-3 compliance priorities — 4-6 General Responsibilities & Fines CONTACT Field Guide Series GDPR vol. 1 enforcement GDPR 25 may 2 0 1 8 CLICK TO NAVIGATE CLICK TO NAVIGATE

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    a practical guide to THE general data protection regulation (gdpr)

    www.venzagroup.com

    topics:gdpr basics & important termscompliance priorities — 1-3compliance priorities — 4-6

    General Responsibilities & FinesCONTACT

    Field Guide SeriesGDPR vol.1

    enforcementGDPR 25 may

    2 0 1 8

    CLICKTO

    NAVIGATE

    CLICKTO

    NAVIGATE

    http://www.venzagroup.com

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    What Is GDPR?- An EU “regulation” (meaning = law)- An extra-territorial standard for organizations that: • Offer goods/services to EU citizens (e.g. hotel rooms) • Monitor behaviors of EU citizens (e.g. loyalty programs)- A compliance framework for transborder data transfers

    Why?- To protect data privacy of EU citizens- An EU directive from ’95 didn’t do enough to protect rights

    Important Terms & Phrases to Know:- Data subjects = natural persons- Data protection Officer (DPO) = an independent privacy advocate- Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) = a risk evaluation- Privacy By Design (PbD) = a guiding principle for: • Minimal data collection & retention • Capturing consent

    Data Protection Model

    Information Commissioner’s O�ce (ICO)(Supervising Authority)

    DataProcessor

    Data Controller(Organizations)

    Data Subject(Individuals)

    Third PartiesThird Countries

    European Data Protection Board

    AssessmentEnforcement

    Security? Duties

    Inform?

    Guarantees?

    G D P R B A S I C S & I M P O R TA N T T E R M S

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    3. Processing Operations Evaluation (Articles 6 & 35)- Where are the data?- How are they collected? - For how long?- With whom are they shared?- Etc.

    1. DPO Designation (Article 37)- Position Essentials (Article 38) • Must be independent... no conflict of interest! • Reports to executive leadership- Must understand: • GDPR legal • Controller’s business • Operation’s information systems- DPO tasks (Article 39) • Advise • Monitor compliance • Raise awareness & train staff

    2. Contracts & Policies Review (Articles 6,12,13,14, & 96)- Privacy Policy- Agreements with: • Suppliers • Vendors • Partners • Employees, etc.

    C O M P L I A N C E P R I O R I T I E S — 1 - 3

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    4. Limitation of Purpose (Articles 5,13 & 14)- As for data processing, must disclose: • Processing purpose • Storage period- You must: • Respect data (Article 5) • Determine applicability of legitimate interest (Article 6)- In case of abuse, supervisory authorities can impose processing ban!

    C O M P L I A N C E P R I O R I T I E S — 4 - 6

    6. Breach Response (Article 12)- For people, breaches can result in: • Limiting rights • Identity theft • Fraud/financial loss • Reputational damage- You must: • Present appropriate notice within 72 hrs. (Recital 85 & Article 33)

    • Notify supervisory authority (Article 33)

    5. Consent Management - You must: • Inform of consent (Articles 5, 6, 7, 11, 13 & 14) • Manage direct marketing objections (Article 22) • Implement withdrawing consent (Articles 7 & 17) • Keep records! (Article 7)

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    The Controller- Monitor data processing- Adopt internal privacy policies and adhere to codes of conduct (Recital 78, Article 24) - Implement measures for data protection (Article 24) - Secure and maintain record of processing (Articles 30 & 32) - Consult with supervisory authority and notify in the case of a data breach within 72 hours (Articles 33 & 36)

    G E N E R A L R E S P O N S I B I L I T I E S & F I N E S

    The Processor - Comply with the controller’s processing contract (Article 28)- Refrain from engaging 3rd-party processors, unless authorized (Article 28)- Secure and maintain record of processing (Articles 30 & 32)- Notify the controller in the case of a data breach (Article 33)

    NOTE: If a processor determines the purpose and/or means of processing, they will be considered a controller. (Article 28)

    Fines- €10 million (or 2% of global turnover) for not adhering to requirements (Article 83)- €20 million (or 4% of global turnover) for not adhering to core principles (Article 83)NOTE: EU Member States may levy additional penalties! (Article 84)

    The Data Protection Officer (DPO)- Monitor compliance and awareness … train employees!- Inform and advise the controller or the processor (Article 39)- Cooperate with the supervisory authority (Article 39) NOTE: The DPO is not subject to fines due to non-compliance!

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