Practical privacy: GDPR explained
summary
GDPR comes into force May 2018 and demands demonstrable compliance with six data protection principles (Article 5), rights in Articles 12–23 and 72‑hour breach notification; fines scale into hundreds of millions (Marriott breach ~500M records, rumored €800M). Real examples: Wired homepage makes 479 requests to 157 domains, 8.5 MB and 194 cookies. Practical controls discussed include data controller vs data processor, data portability in CSV/XML/JSON, DPIAs, pseudonymisation and differential privacy to avoid the mosaic effect, and seven privacy by design principles.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:41A COMMON SUPERPOWER
- 6:09PRIVACY LAWS
- 17:31THE SCALE OF THE PROBLEM
- 24:27PERSONAL DATA
- 32:50BASIS FOR PROCESSING
- 38:33DATA BREACHES
- 40:27ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
- 42:50PRIVACY BY DESIGN
- 45:39SUMMARY
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