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CIPP/US EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST 2025
TEST BANK| COMPLETE 2300 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+| CIPP US EXAM
PREP 2025/2026 (BRAND NEW!!)
Types of Privacy (4 types) .....ANSWER..... 1. Information Privacy
2. Bodily Privacy
3. Communication Privacy
4. Territorial Privacy
Personal vs. Non-personal Information .....ANSWER..... Personal
Information is any information that relates to or describes an
individual. Non personal information is any data that couldn't
reasonably relate to an identified or identifiable individual.
Sensitive Data (According to the EU Data Protection Directive)
.....ANSWER..... Referred to as "Special Categories of Data", this
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is information that reveals racial origin, political opinions,
religious or philosophical beliefs, trade union membership, or
data concerning health or sex life. Noted that health data is
classified as sensitive in most countries.
Source of Information (3 types and what they are)
.....ANSWER..... 1. Public Records are information collected by
and maintained by government and available to the public
2. Publicly available data is data in any form that is accessible
to the interested public
3. Non-public information is data that has not been made
available to the public.
Data Controller .....ANSWER..... Person or entity that determines
the purpose and means of the processing of personal data.
Data Processor .....ANSWER..... The person or entity that
processes personal data on behalf of the controller.
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Data Subject .....ANSWER..... The person about whom the
personal data relates or describes.
Privacy Policy .....ANSWER..... An internal statement that
describes an organization's information handling practices and
procedures. Directed at employees and agents of the
organization.
Privacy Notice .....ANSWER..... AN external statement that is
directed to an organization's potential and actual customers or
users. Describes how the organization will process personal
information and typically describes options a data subject has
with respect to the organization's processing of personal
information.
Administrative Safeguards (and examples) .....ANSWER.....
Management related policies and procedures for protecting
personal information. An incident management plan and privacy
policy are examples.
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Physical Safeguards .....ANSWER..... Mechanisms that physically
protect or prevent access to a resource. Examples include cable
locks for laptops and security guards to prevent unauthorized
access.
Technical Safeguards .....ANSWER..... Information technology
Measures that protect personal information. Examples include
password authentication schemes, encryption, and smart cards.
Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) (What is it and when should it
occur) .....ANSWER..... A systematic process for identifying
potential privacy related risks of a proposed system. When
conducting, an organization analyzes how information is
collected, stored, protected, shared, and managed to ensure that
an organization has consciously incorporated privacy protection
measures throughout the lifecycle of the data. It should be
carried out whenever a new data processing system or project is
proposed or when there are revisions to existing data practices.
CIPP/US EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST 2025
TEST BANK| COMPLETE 2300 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+| CIPP US EXAM
PREP 2025/2026 (BRAND NEW!!)
Types of Privacy (4 types) .....ANSWER..... 1. Information Privacy
2. Bodily Privacy
3. Communication Privacy
4. Territorial Privacy
Personal vs. Non-personal Information .....ANSWER..... Personal
Information is any information that relates to or describes an
individual. Non personal information is any data that couldn't
reasonably relate to an identified or identifiable individual.
Sensitive Data (According to the EU Data Protection Directive)
.....ANSWER..... Referred to as "Special Categories of Data", this
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is information that reveals racial origin, political opinions,
religious or philosophical beliefs, trade union membership, or
data concerning health or sex life. Noted that health data is
classified as sensitive in most countries.
Source of Information (3 types and what they are)
.....ANSWER..... 1. Public Records are information collected by
and maintained by government and available to the public
2. Publicly available data is data in any form that is accessible
to the interested public
3. Non-public information is data that has not been made
available to the public.
Data Controller .....ANSWER..... Person or entity that determines
the purpose and means of the processing of personal data.
Data Processor .....ANSWER..... The person or entity that
processes personal data on behalf of the controller.
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Data Subject .....ANSWER..... The person about whom the
personal data relates or describes.
Privacy Policy .....ANSWER..... An internal statement that
describes an organization's information handling practices and
procedures. Directed at employees and agents of the
organization.
Privacy Notice .....ANSWER..... AN external statement that is
directed to an organization's potential and actual customers or
users. Describes how the organization will process personal
information and typically describes options a data subject has
with respect to the organization's processing of personal
information.
Administrative Safeguards (and examples) .....ANSWER.....
Management related policies and procedures for protecting
personal information. An incident management plan and privacy
policy are examples.
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Physical Safeguards .....ANSWER..... Mechanisms that physically
protect or prevent access to a resource. Examples include cable
locks for laptops and security guards to prevent unauthorized
access.
Technical Safeguards .....ANSWER..... Information technology
Measures that protect personal information. Examples include
password authentication schemes, encryption, and smart cards.
Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) (What is it and when should it
occur) .....ANSWER..... A systematic process for identifying
potential privacy related risks of a proposed system. When
conducting, an organization analyzes how information is
collected, stored, protected, shared, and managed to ensure that
an organization has consciously incorporated privacy protection
measures throughout the lifecycle of the data. It should be
carried out whenever a new data processing system or project is
proposed or when there are revisions to existing data practices.
