U10 - LEGISLATION
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8 PRINCIPLES OF THE DATA PROTECTION ACT
TRANSPARENT AND LAWFUL - User must know what they are giving permissions for PURPOSE LIMITATION - Data can only be used for specified purpose DATA MINIMISATION - Only request relevant data ACCURACY - Data shall be kept up to date and accurate DATA CAN ONLY BE RETAINED WHILST RELEVANT INTEGRITY AND CONFIDENTIALITY - Data must be kept safe from unauthorised destruction ACCOUNTABILITY - Responsible for data if lost DATA SHOULD NOT BE TRANSFERRED OUTSIDE OF EUROPE
WHAT YEAR WAS DPA ?
2018
WHAT ARE THE OTHER FIVE LEGISLATION ?
THE COPYRIGHTS, DESIGNS AND PATENTS ACT (1988) ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS ACT (2000) REGULATION OF INVESTIGATORY POWERS ACT (2000) FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (2000)
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (2000)
Provides public access to information held by authorities Members of the public to request access to information Information can be refused with a valid reason.
COMPUTER MISUSE ACT (1990)
Gain unauthorised access to a computer system Viewing, copying, editing, deleting files without permission Access without permission = 6 months or £5,000 fine Access with intent to commit another crime = 5 years AND unlimited fine
ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS ACT (2000)
Electronic signatures are legal
REGULATION OF INVESTIGATORY POWERS ACT (2000)
Police require permission from a court before intercepting communications