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Data Protection Principles Explained

The document outlines the principles of data protection, emphasizing the ethical and lawful management of personal data. It details the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) as a global standard, highlighting the seven core principles for handling personal data, including lawful processing and accountability. Additionally, it notes the post-Brexit impact on the UK's adherence to GDPR principles for continued data protection standards.

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Data Protection Principles Explained

The document outlines the principles of data protection, emphasizing the ethical and lawful management of personal data. It details the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) as a global standard, highlighting the seven core principles for handling personal data, including lawful processing and accountability. Additionally, it notes the post-Brexit impact on the UK's adherence to GDPR principles for continued data protection standards.

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Data Protection Principles

Ethical and lawful management of personal data.

Understanding Data Types

Personal Data Anonymized Data


Directly or indirectly identifies individuals. Individuals cannot be identified, even when combined with other data.

GDPR: The Global Standard


The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) established comprehensive, legally binding requirements for data protection.

Post-Brexit Impact: UK maintained GDPR principles for continued protection standards.

The Seven Core Principles


Both EU and UK GDPR set seven fundamental principles for personal data handling:

01 02 03

Lawful, Fair & Transparent Processing Purpose Limitation Data Minimization


Legal basis, fairness, and transparency. Data collected for specified purposes; limited processing. Adequate, relevant, and necessary data only.

04 05 06

Accuracy Storage Limitation Security


Accurate and up-to-date data. Retained only as long as necessary (research exemptions apply). Protection from unauthorized processing or loss.

07

Accountability
Controllers must demonstrate compliance.

Key Roles & Responsibilities

Data Controller Data Processor

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