A User’s Guide to Data Protection: Law and Policy

ISBN-13: 9781526504999 / Angielski / Miękka / 2018 / 552 str.

Paul Lambert

Opis

Data Protection is a minefield of complex rules and regulations. It is an area of law that impacts on every organisation, large or small, that handles personal data. A User's Guide to Data Protection: Law and Policy, Third Edition sets out all the compliance issues that organisations need to be aware of in order to successfully comply with UK data protection rules and regulations, along with a full assessment of the EU Data Protection Regulations and their impact on UK practice. The work is a first port of call text providing clear guidance through the complex web of data protection issues and regulation in relation to both internal issues affecting employees, agents, contractors etc as well as external issues concerning customers, prospective customers and users across all areas of data interface. The third edition has been fully updated and includes coverage and analysis of: - the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) or GDPR equivalent law which is to be implemented by May 2018- coverage of the new UK Data Protection Bill- latest Information Commissioner Office investigations, reports and guidance- latest Information Commissioner Office cases, complaint decisions and penalties- Brexit negotiation issue points- the post Brexit data protection implications- significant increased fines and penalties regime; and data protection competition law comparisons- Right to be Forgotten updates and new cases- the Conservative election proposals for the Right to be Forgotten- international developments and issues, Cloud, internet, revenge porn, online abuse- new security law update- new data protection ecommerce and electronic communications data protection law update.

Spis treści

Part 1: How to Comply with Data Protection Regime Data protection Sources of data protection law Definitions History of EU data protection Data protection principles Ordinary personal data Processing pre-conditions Exemptions Individual data subject rights Notification and registration Time limits for compliance Enforcement and penalties for non-compliance Security of personal data Outsourcing and data processors Other data protection issues Part 2: Inward-facing Organisational DP Obligations Processing employee personal data Employee data protection rights Employee considerations Employee monitoring issues Part 3: Outward-facing Organisational DP Obligations Outward facing issues Cookies and electronic communications Enforcement powers Trans border data flows/Transfers of personal data ePrivacy and electronic communication Electronic Direct marketing and Spam Part 4: EU Regime EU DP Review and update Social networking Social networking and access Jurisdiction and internet providers Privacy by design Leveson, privacy and the press