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PII Principles

A set of guidelines that govern the creation, collection, use, processing, storage, maintenance, dissemination, and disclosure of personally identifiable information, ensuring compliance with applicable privacy requirements and promoting transparency, security, and individual participation

intermediate
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Information Security
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Understanding Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is essential in today's digital landscape. PII encompasses any data that can identify an individual, making it crucial for organizations to handle this information responsibly. The principles of data protection, such as data minimization and in...

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Personally Identifiable Information (PII)
Any data that can be used to identify an individual.

Example: Name, address, phone number.

Data Minimization
The principle of limiting data collection to only what is necessary.

Example: Collecting only email addresses for a newsletter.

Consent
Permission given by an individual for their PII to be processed.

Example: Agreeing to terms and conditions before signing up.

Sensitive PII
Information that, if disclosed, could lead to harm or discrimination.

Example: Social Security number, medical records.

Data Breach
An incident where unauthorized access to PII occurs.

Example: A hacker stealing customer data from a database.

Informed Consent
Consent given with full understanding of the implications.

Example: Knowing how your data will be used before agreeing.

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Key Concepts

Data PrivacyData SecurityConsentData Minimization