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Questions # 21:

For negligence in implementing and maintaining the reasonable security practices and procedures for protecting Sensitive Personal Data or Information (SPDI) as mentioned in Section 43A and associated rules under IT (Amendment) Act, 2008, a corporate entity may be liable to pay compensation of up to___________

Options:

Rs. 50,000,000

Rs. 500,000,000

Rs. 5,000,000

Upper limit not defined

Answer

Explanation

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Questions # 22:

You are part of a team that has been created by Indian government to create India’s privacy law based on recommendations in Justice AP Shah’s Report. Which of the following provisions should be addressed in the law?

Options:

Privacy as an explicit fundamental constitutional right

Offences, penalties and remedies

National privacy principles

Setup of a national data controller registry

Answer

Questions # 23:

Which of the following privacy principle deals with informed consent of the data subject before sharing the personal information (of the data subject) to third parties for processing?

Options:

Collection limitation

Purpose limitation

Disclosure of information

Accountability

Answer

Questions # 24:

Effective 2013, HIPAA Omnibus rule applies to which of the following?

Options:

Covered Entities only

Business Associates only

Covered Entities & Business Associates

Federal Health Bodies only

Answer

Explanation

The final Omnibus Rule becomes effective on March 26, 2013. Covered entities and Business Associates

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Questions # 25:

What are the roles an organization can play from privacy perspective?

i. Data Controller – determines the means and purpose of processing of data which is collected from its end customers

ii. Data Controller – determines the means and purpose of processing of data which is collected from its employees

iii. Data Sub-Processor – processes personal data on behalf of data processor

iv. Joint Controller – determines the means and purpose of data processing along with other data controller

Please select correct option:

Options:

i, ii and iii

ii, iii and iv

i, iii and iv

i, ii, iii and iv

Answer

Questions # 26:

When an individual has choice to decide on who else can have access to their personal information, it is called

Options:

Information Privacy

Physical Privacy

Social Privacy

Psychological Privacy

Answer

Questions # 27:

If XYZ & Co. collects, stores and processes personal information of living persons, electronically in a structured filing system, then XYZ could be a:

Options:

Data Processor

Data Controller

Data Subject

Either A or B

Answer

Questions # 28:

Choose the correct statement:

Projects like DNA profiling, UIDAI, collection of individual’s statistics, etc.

Options:

Are executed with a sole aim to ensure that privacy of individuals is maintained

Have been initiated to provide services to citizens for maintaining their online privacy only

Have raised the need for a comprehensive privacy legislation at national level

Have enforced a privacy legislation at national level

Answer

Questions # 29:

In the history of human evolution, erection of walls and fences around one’s living spaces is interpreted as arrival of which type of privacy consciousness?

Options:

Data privacy

Physical privacy

Organizational privacy

Communication privacy

Answer

Explanation

Physical privacy or Bodily privacy refers to the privacy of one’s body. Physical privacy or Bodily privacy refers to the privacy of one’s body. It is often assumed that privacy as a concept has not really been prevalent in Indian culture. This is not true. While the specific word “privacy” (or its equivalent in Indian languages) may not have been explicitly used, the essence of what we understand by privacy today has certainly existed in traditional Indian culture. The concept of bodily privacy (like having laws penalising the violation of one’s body), territorial privacy (reflected in specifications of house-designs) and communication privacy (communicating certain information in code) were all prevalent.

Questions # 30:

Which type of data qualify as Sensitive Personal Data or Information under Section 43A of IT (Amendment) Act, 2008?