Abstract As organizations evolve and expand their IT infrastructure, especially within cloud environments and hybrid systems, traditional access control models like Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) often fall short in addressing …
The Far-Reaching Consequences of Personal Data Breaches
In short, the exposure of personal data can have far-reaching consequences for the data subject, affecting their financial stability, emotional well-being, privacy, and overall quality of life. Key risks associated …
KSA PDPL – Article 11 – Purpose Limitation and Data Minimization
Explanation This article ensures that the collection and use of personal data are strictly related to the purpose for which the data is gathered. It emphasizes lawful methods, limits the …
KSA NDMO – Personal Data Protection – Data Breach Management Process- PDP.3.2 P1
Explanation The Data Breach Management and Response Process outlines how an organization should handle and address data breaches. It details the steps for reviewing, responding to, and correcting breaches while …
KSA NDMO – Personal Data Protection – Data Breach Notification – PDP.3.1 P2
Explanation In case an organization’s personal data is compromised (i.e., exposed, stolen, or leaked), the responsible party—either the Data Controller or Data Processor—must inform the Regulatory Authority. This notification must …
KSA PDPL – Article 9 – Data Access Timeframes and Limitations
Explanation Article 9 of the KSA PDPL allows the Controller (the entity handling personal data) to set timeframes for when individuals (Data Subjects) can access their personal data. It also …
KSA NDMO – Personal Data Protection – PDP Training – PDP.2.1 P1
Explanation Personal Data Protection Training ensures that every employee within an organization is well-informed about the principles, rules, and responsibilities related to handling personal data. It emphasizes the significance of …
KSA PDPL – Article 6 – Exemptions from Consent for Data Processing
KSA PDPL Article 6 outlines specific situations where the processing of personal data can occur without the explicit consent of the data subject, which is normally required under Article 5. …
KSA PDPL – Article 5 (Consent Management and Withdrawal Mechanism)
Explanation in Simple WordsArticle 5 of the KSA PDPL emphasizes the importance of obtaining explicit consent from individuals (Data Subjects) before processing their personal data. It also outlines the rights …
KSA PDPL Article 8: Processor Selection and Monitoring
Explanation This article emphasizes the importance of ensuring that any third-party processors (companies or individuals who handle personal data on behalf of the Controller) meet the required legal standards for …