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Over-thinking the Protection of Personal Information Act
By (author) Elizabeth de Stadler, By (author) Ilze Luttig Hattingh, By (author) Paul Esselaar
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Over-thinking the Protection of Personal Information Act contains everything you ever wanted, or didn't want, to know about POPIA. The book traces the origin of almost every word in POPIA and is packed with insights - some philosophical, some academic, some practical and some downright silly. Really, what does Dolly Parton know about contract management? Just like the mighty octopus, this book has nine brains and eight arms, a frankly surprising level of intelligence, cunning disguises and loads of escape techniques. It shifts from meticulous comparative research to practical insight in seconds and covers every data privacy related topic imaginable - how to pronounce POPIA, what policies organisations should have, what reasonableness means, why consent is evil, when to apply for prior authorisation, how secure is secure enough, when it is okay to profile, where the word 'spam' came from, what Marié Kondo can teach us about records management and how hard it is to actually get fined R10 million (despite what all the legal professionals are saying).
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Publisher | Juta & Company Ltd
Published date | 30 Nov 2021
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Format | Paperback / softback
Pages | 780
Dimensions | 244 x 170 x 39mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 1220g
ISBN | 978-1-4851-3682-8
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BISAC | law / general
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