1. What is the GDPR?

Group of answer choices

a. A European law obliging major browsers to comply on the use of personal data.

b. A European Union regulation that aims to standardise the governance of personal information, particularly in terms of the security and protection of personal data.

c. A European regulation on data sharing within companies.

2. What does the GDPR require by law?

Group of answer choices

a. Organisations must keep data on European internet users for a minimum of 5 years

b. Organisations must put in place technical and organisational measures to continuously ensure optimal data protection and be able to demonstrate this by documenting their compliance.

c. Companies must share all user data with the European institutions in the interests of transparency

3. In digital analytics, how long should data be kept?

Group of answer choices

a. To be defined on a case-by-case basis by each organisation.

b. 12 months

c. 5 years

d. 37 months

e. 6 months

4. Like the APPs of the Privacy Act 1988, the GDPR also contains a set of principles. These are set out atArticle 5.1.Links to an external site.They are as follows

Group of answer choices

a. Storage limitation

b. Accuracy

c. Means of Collection

d. Lawfulness, fairness and transparency

e. Integrity and confidentiality

f. Data minimization

g. Purpose limitation

h. Use and Disclosure