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What is Data Privacy

Management?
Understanding Data Privacy
Laws and Regulations
Data Privacy vs. Data Security:
What’s the Difference?
Key Concepts for Data Privacy
Management
It involves policies and practices that
protect personal information (e.g., names,
email addresses, financial data) from
unauthorized access, misuse, or sharing.

Organizations implement privacy programs


to ensure data is handled according to
legal standards and user expectations, thus
building trust and avoiding penalties
Data privacy law- a set of guidelines on how companies can collect, store, and
process personal data. Some major regulations include:

GDPR CCPA HIPAA


(General Data Protection (California Consumer (Health Insurance
Regulation) in the EU, which Privacy Act) in the U.S., Portability and
mandates strict requirements for which gives California Accountability Act) in the
consent, data minimization, and residents control over their U.S., focused on protecting
rights like data access and health information.
personal data.
deletion.
Data Privacy-This focuses on the rights of
individuals over their personal data of who can
access it, how it can be used, and for what purpose.
Privacy emphasizes responsible data collection and
usage.
Data Privacy-This focuses on the rights of
individuals over their personal data of who can
access it, how it can be used, and for what purpose.
Privacy emphasizes responsible data collection and
usage.
Data Security- This is about protecting data from
breaches, theft, or corruption. Security involves
technical measures (e.g., encryption, firewalls) to
keep data safe.
Security emphasizes protecting data from
unauthorized access
Data Minimization: Collect only the necessary data for a
specific purpose, reducing exposure and risk.

Data Subject Rights: Giving individuals rights to their


data, such as access, correction, and deletion

Transparency and Consent: Informing users about


data collection and obtaining consent when required
Privacy by Design: Incorporating privacy measures
into systems and processes from the start.

Accountability and Compliance: Regularly reviewing


and updating data practices to comply with relevant laws
and maintain accountability
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