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Learn about the benefits of Privacy Impact Assessments (PIA), the PIA process, identifying privacy risks, integrating outcomes into project plans, and more. Understand how PIAs can help comply with data protection obligations and promote trust.
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The Value in Conducting a Privacy Impact Assessment Rachael Gallagher Senior Policy Officer 2 December 2014
Introduction • What is a PIA? • What is Privacy? • What are the benefits? • What types of projects? • Who should be responsible?
Code of Practice • Privacy by design • From Handbook to Code of Practice
The PIA process Consultation
Consultation Internal stakeholders External stakeholders End users Data subjects Representative groups Interest groups General public Regulators • Project board • Engineers, developers • IT • Procurement • Suppliers / data processors • Comms team • Frontline staff • Corporate Governance • Senior management
Identify need for a PIA 1 The PIA process • Establish objectives, outcomes and outputs early • Screening questions • Management support
Describe information flows 2 The PIA process • Types of personal data • Use of those data • Information asset register • Data controller?
Identify privacy risks 3 The PIA process • Risk management tools/methodology • ICO guidance • Other standards and guidance • Types of risk • Individuals • Compliance • Corporate
Identify privacy solutions 4 The PIA process • Accept • Reduce • Eliminate
Record PIA outcomes, and sign-off 5 The PIA process • Document status of each risk • Determine solutions • Record reasons • Sign-off • Publication
Integrate PIA outcomes into project plan 6 The PIA process • Recommendations integrated into project plan • Review PIA at key stages • Final evaluations
Conclusions • Way of complying with data protection obligations • Method of Good Practice • Can reduce costs • Publish where appropriate • Promotes trust
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