CIPP/A flashcards
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- Personal data
- Information about an identifiable individual; exact definitions vary, and Hong Kong requires recorded data relating to a living individual while Japan covers identifying living individuals.
- Data localization
- Requirement that data be stored or processed within a jurisdiction; Asian regimes use it in selected sectors rather than as a uniform blanket rule.
- Accountability principle
- Organizations remain responsible for personal data transferred to third parties and must ensure comparable protection through contracts, certification, or corporate rules.
- Sectoral privacy regulation
- Privacy rules limited to specific industries, such as financial or health data, coexisting with general laws in several Asian jurisdictions.
- Data protection authority
- Independent regulator enforcing privacy law; examples include Singapore PDPC, Hong Kong PCPD, Japan PPC, and India Data Protection Board under DPDP Act.
- APEC CBPR System
- Voluntary certification for controllers in participating APEC economies, backed by enforcement and recognized as a cross-border transfer safeguard where local law permits.
- Privacy Recognition for Processors
- APEC certification for processors handling personal data on behalf of certified controllers; demonstrates baseline safeguards without certifying the controller's own notices.
- Preventing harm principle
- APEC principle focusing on avoiding misuse and harm, with remedies proportional to risk rather than strict consent for every processing activity.
- CPEA
- APEC Cross-Border Privacy Enforcement Arrangement; lets privacy regulators cooperate and share information on cross-border enforcement matters.
- ASEAN MCCs
- Model contractual clauses for cross-border data transfers in ASEAN; voluntary contract terms that help demonstrate comparable protection.
- PDPA consent obligation
- Organization must obtain consent before collecting, using, or disclosing personal data, unless an exception or deemed consent applies; withdrawal must be honored.
- Deemed consent by notification
- Consent implied where organization notifies purpose and individual does not opt out, for specified purposes subject to PDPA conditions.
- Singapore DNC Registry
- Registry of Singapore telephone numbers; organizations must check and obtain consent before sending specified telemarketing messages, with clear opt-out.
- PDPA breach notification
- Notify PDPC within three calendar days if breach affects 500 or more individuals or causes significant harm; notify affected individuals without undue delay.
- Transfer limitation obligation
- Singapore organization may transfer personal data abroad only if it ensures comparable protection via contract, corporate rules, CBPR, or exception.
- PDPA penalty cap
- For larger organizations, maximum financial penalty is S$1 million or 10% of Singapore annual turnover, whichever is higher.
- PDPO six DPPs
- Six data protection principles cover collection, accuracy and retention, use, security, openness, and access/correction for personal data.
- Hong Kong personal data
- Recorded information relating to a living individual who can be identified, in a form practicable for access or processing.
- DPP3 use limitation
- Data may be used only for the purpose collected or a directly related purpose unless the data subject gives voluntary consent.
- Hong Kong section 33
- PDPO provision restricting cross-border transfers; it has not been commenced, so no general statutory transfer ban currently applies.
- Hong Kong doxxing offence
- 2021 amendments criminalize disclosing personal data with intent to cause harm, including harassment, threats, or psychological harm.
- Section 43A IT Act
- Requires body corporates handling sensitive personal data to use reasonable security practices and pay compensation for negligence causing wrongful loss.
- SPDI Rules 2011
- Indian rules under IT Act governing sensitive personal data; require consent, purpose limitation, security, grievance officer, and CERT-In breach notification.
- Sensitive personal data India
- SPDI category includes passwords, financial information, health data, sexual orientation, medical records, and biometric information.
- CERT-In directions 2022
- Require specified cyber incidents be reported within six hours and logs retained for 180 days, with time synchronized to Indian standard time.
- DPDP Act 2023
- Separate Indian data protection statute creating consent managers, data principal rights, and a Data Protection Board; implementation is phased.
- APPI personal information
- Information about a living individual that can identify the person, including names, identifiers, and data easily combined with other information.
- Japan cross-border consent
- Transfer abroad requires prior consent with destination information unless PPC designates an adequate country or safeguards are in place.
- Japan opt-out transfer
- Handler may transfer to third parties without consent under opt-out only after notifying PPC and individuals; sensitive data excluded.
- Japan breach notification
- Reportable leaks, including sensitive data or 1,000+ individuals, require prompt notice to PPC and affected individuals.
- Special care-required data
- APPI category for sensitive data such as medical history, criminal record, race, creed, or social status; stricter handling applies.
- PPC
- Japan's Personal Information Protection Commission; issues guidelines, supervises handlers, and can impose orders and penalties.