One of the objectives of a data protection impact assessment (DPIA) is to strengthen the confidence of customers or citizens in the way personal data is processed and privacy is respected. How can a…

The correct answer is A. The organization proves that it takes privacy seriously and aims for compliance with the GDPR. The organization minimizes the risk of costly adjustments in processes or the redesign of systems in a later stage. Incorrect. This aspect may strengthen the confidence of management, but not of customers or citizens. The organization prevents non-compliance with the GDPR and…

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Question

One of the objectives of a data protection impact assessment (DPIA) is to strengthen the confidence of customers or citizens in the way personal data is processed and privacy is respected. How can a DPIA strengthen the confidence?

Options

AThe organization proves that it takes privacy seriously and aims for compliance with the GDPR.
BThe organization minimizes the risk of costly adjustments in processes or the redesign of systems
CThe organization prevents non-compliance with the GDPR and minimizes the risk of fines

How the community answered

(33 responses)

A
79% (26)
B
9% (3)
C
12% (4)

Explanation

The organization minimizes the risk of costly adjustments in processes or the redesign of systems in a later stage. Incorrect. This aspect may strengthen the confidence of management, but not of customers or citizens. The organization prevents non-compliance with the GDPR and minimizes the risk of fines. Incorrect. Preventing fines may strengthen the confidence of management, but not of customers or citizens. The organization proves that it takes privacy seriously and aims for compliance with the GDPR. Correct. Doing a DPIA shows customers or citizens that the company is serious about data protection.

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