Protecting personal data / 2.03.20

Protecting personal data / 2.03.20

1. Who holds Personal Data about you?

   • school
     • holds your data for ten years after you've left
   • bank
   • medical records
   • email provider
   • insurance policy
   • past schools test scores contacts reports pictures family history parents contacts

2. OBJECTIVES : -be aware of who holds personal data against you -discuss the need for various organisations to hold data on you -be aware identity theft -know how to minimise identity theft

3. SAFE PASSWORD

   • 1. use capital letters 2. try using symbols 3. try use numbers 4. pick 3 random words 5. use atleast 8 characters
   • GCHQ
   • DON'T: write it down, tell anyone, use something easy, use something someone knows about use the same password for all accounts
     • iris scan
     • facial recognition
     • fingerprint
     • password: let me in , password, Qwerty,12345
     • other security methods biometrics encryption physical security anti-virus updates

4. Phishing Scams

5. email scams

   • different people can access different things. eg. teachers can access more than students, office staff can see more than teachers, head technician can see everything! JOEL
   • identity theft

6. 'everything you put online can be traced'

7. GOOGLE: collect information to provide better services for all our users ( basic + complex info) if you have a google account data collected will be stored as personal. Google collect information from apps, browsers, helping provide features and product updates. terms you search for, videos you watch, purchase activity, voice audio information, Purchase activity, views interactions and content ads.