Lesson 3The importance of privacy in project management
- Notion 15 - Why does privacy matter for project management?
- Notion 16 - What is considered user personal data?
- Notion 17 - Privacy legislation in the EU
- Notion 18 - Data protection principles
- Notion 19 - The legal ramifications of violating privacy
- Notion 20 - Privacy by Design: matching design with privacy needs
- Notion 21 - Consent is the magic word
- Notion 22 - The role of the project manager in ensuring privacy
- Notion 23 - Conducting a Privacy Impact Assessment
- Notion 24 - How can data protection lead to more sustainable project management?
- Notion 25 - Quiz
Notion 25
Quiz
Target skills
Data privacy is important because:
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Indeed, data privacy, the right of individuals to decide/control to what extent information about themselves is shared with, used or accessed by others, is considered a human right, which can lead to fines and legal action if not complied with, under the European laws.
Does privacy in project management only concern users’ or consumers’ data?
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False! Privacy in project management also take into consideration personal information of the collaborators, which have to be protected too!
Which of the following principles are part of the "7 Privacy by design principles"?
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The first two proposals contain errors. The full list of principles is as follows:
1. Privacy is Proactive, Not Reactive
2. Privacy as the Default Setting
3. Privacy Embedded into Design
4. Full Functionality (Positive-sum, not Zero-sum)
5. End-to-End Protection – Lifecycle Security
6. Visibility and Transparency
7. Respect for User Privacy (Keep it User-Centric)
Do you get a valid user consent if you include a paragraph in your Privacy Policy or Terms that says using your site or app means users consent?
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You don't get a valid user consent. The user's consent is not given simply because they are browsing or using an online service.
Which of the following elements is NOT personal data?
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The name of a browser does not identify the person using it. But the login details, for example to a Google Account (phone number, email address, password), are personal data. IP addresses, and political views are personal data which need to be protected and not used illegally.