What does the S in SAILPAD stand for
Storage Limitation - personal data must be kept for no longer than is necessary
What does the first A in SAILPAD stand for
Accuracy - personal data must be accurate and kept up to date
What does the I in SAILPAD stand for
Integrity & Confidentiality - personal data must be processed in a secure manner
What does the L in SAILPAD stand for
Lawful, fair and transparent - processing must be lawful, fair and transparent; For example, a speeding ticket - not unfair. Asking for consent to use photographs is lawful
What does the P in SAILPAD stand for
Purpose limitation - purposes of processing must be specified, explicit and legitimate
What does the second A in SAILPAD stand for
Accountability - the controller shall be responsible for, and be able to demonstrate compliance
What does the second D in SAILPAD stand for
Data Minimisation - personal data must be adequate, relevant and not excessive
What is the consequence for breaking GDPR?
The main Punishment of breaking GDPR is a fine.
The main factors that can affect fine amounts is the type of personal data involved, previous infringements, the intent, or the nature, gravity and duration of this situation. In the lower tier which is less severe infringements, the fine can go up to €10 million or 2% of the total worldwide annual turnover which ever is highest. This applies to administrative requirements such as failing to maintain records or non-compliance with Supervisory authority orders
