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 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 …
KSA NDMO – Personal Data Protection – PDP Plan – PDP.1.2 P1
ExplanationThis specification outlines the requirement for an organization to develop a detailed plan to protect personal data, aligning with the regulations set by the National Data Management Office (NDMO). The …
KSA NDMO – Personal Data Protection – Initial Assessment – PDP.1.1 – P1
The Personal Data Protection Baseline Assessment is a comprehensive evaluation that an organization conducts to understand the current status of how personal data is handled, stored, and processed. This assessment …