SAFE DATA DELETION

Safe data deletion is not just a common sense rule to protect data from unwanted access but also a legal obligation. Legislative Decree 196/03 Personal Data Protection Code and Privacy Protection Act Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (Raee) and Personal Data Safety Measures (OJ No 287 of 9 December 2008) have the Safe Disposal of Storage Devices for Legal Persons and Public Administrations, in cases where storage devices are discarded, reallocated or disposed of. 3CiME Technology has a service or product proposal for the implementation of compliancy-compliant activities with the provisions of Article 17 of the new EU Data Protection Regulation no. 679/2016 (GDPR-General Data Protection Regulation). And this applies to:

Safely deletion hard disk data as intended

Secure server data deletion
Secure LUN storage data deletion
Clear PC data deletion

So far this is easy, but many forget that there is also the

Safely deletion iPhone data
Safely deletion Android data
Safely deletion Blackberry data
Safely deletion Symbian data

GDPR IN PILLS

3CiME Technology is a close partner to the customer for the interpretation of the GDPR

Is it compulsory to make a secure deletion of the data?

Article 17 of the new EU Regulation on data protection no. 679/2016 (GDPR-General Data Protection Regulation) imposes an obligation to delete which was already already present Legislative Decree 196/03 Code on the Protection of Personal Data and the Order of the Privacy Guard Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment ( Raee) and personal data security measures (OJ No 287 of 9 December 2008)

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Are there penalties if I do not delete my data?

No direct sanctions are provided, but in the face of a data breach the company that did not provide the data encriptyon must comply with the obligation to self-report to the Privacy Guard within 72 hours of the incident. Depending on the outcome of the audits that are subsequently carried out, the organization risks both civil and administrative-monetary risks, which may amount to penalties of up to EUR 20,000,000 or even up to 4% of annual worldwide turnover.

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