Gdpr rymd säkerhet

Not all anställda data fryst vatten treated the same way according to the guidelines set down by the GDPR. The GDPR differentiates between general and sensitive personal uppgifter. Let’s look at the differences between these two categories of protected anställda information.

General anställda data

The GDPR defines anställda data as any upplysning that fryst vatten related to an identified or identifiable living individual. Pieces of information that may, in themselves, not be considered personal information — but that can collectively be used to identify an individual — are also categorized as personal data.

Examples of anställda data include:

• An individual’s first and gods name
• A person’s home address
• The IP address of their computer or home trådlöst nätverk router
• Email addresses
• Identification numbers such as those on a driver’s license or Social Security card
• Medical records that uniquely identify an individual

Sensitive personal data

Article 9 of the GDPR defines the categories that comprise sensitive personal uppgifter that can only be processed beneath more stringent conditions than general anställda data. The categories of sensitive anställda data include:

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The purposes and scope of GDPR

The right to one's private life is laid down in the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). Article 8 provides for a right to respect for one's private and family life, one's home and one's correspondence. The convention has been established as a law in Sweden. The right to respect for one's private and family life is also laid down in Article 7 of the EU Treaty on Fundamental Rights. It also contains special provisions concerning protection of personal data (Article 8). The treaty is legally binding for all EU member states. On a Swedish level, Chapter 2 Section 6 Sub-section 2of the Instrument of Government contains a constitutional right to protection of personal privacy when personal data is processed.

These constitutional provisions concerning the right to one's private life and protection of personal data form the foundation of more detailed legislation on processing of personal data such as under the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

A further purpose of the General Data Protection Regulation is to create a uniform and harmonised level for the protection of personal data within the EU so that the free movement of persona

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A guide to GDPR data privacy requirements

The EU General Data Protection Regulation isn’t just about protecting sensitive information against hackers and leaks. The GDPR says just as much about data privacy. Here’s what businesses need to know about data privacy in the GDPR.

For organizations subject to the GDPR, there are two broad categories of compliance you need to understand: data protection and data privacy. Data protection means keeping data safe from unauthorized access. Data privacy means empowering your users to make their own decisions about who can process their data and for what purpose.


Below is a summary of the GDPR data privacy requirements. It may be helpful to first check out our GDPR overview to understand the GDPR’s general structure and some of its key terms.

GDPR data privacy

Chapter 3 of the GDPR lays out the data privacy rights and principles that all “natural persons” are guaranteed under EU law. As an organization, you are obligated to facilitate these rights. Failure to do so can result in penalties (see “GDPR fines”). Here’s a very basic summary of each of the articles under Chapter 3.


Article 12 — Transparency and communication
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