What is a personal data breach?
A personal data breach may involve unauthorized access, disclosure, loss or alteration of data.
Key concepts and application
First contain affected systems, record the event and investigate what data and people were affected. Incidents vary in scope; reliable logs and a timeline matter.
Rights, procedure and limits
Notification duties to individuals and the authority depend on the incident and current rules. Preserve evidence through a documented response rather than hiding or erasing the event.
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