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DCPP-01 Practice Exam Questions with Answers DSCI certified Privacy Professional (DCPP) Certification

Question # 6

According to IT (Amendment) Act,2008, who should designate a grievance officer to redress grievance(s) of provider of information?

A.

Data processor

B.

Third party agency collecting personal information

C.

Body corporate, which determines the means and purpose of data processing

D.

Natural person sharing his/her information

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Question # 7

Which of the following is not required by an organization in US, resorting to EU-US Safe Harbor provisions, to transfer personal information from EU member nation to US?

A.

Adherence to the seven safe harbor principles

B.

Disclose their privacy policy publicly

C.

Sign standard contractual clauses with data exporters in EU

D.

Notify FTC of the self-certification

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Question # 8

You are part of a team that has been created by Indian government to create India’s privacy law based on recommendations in Justice AP Shah’s Report. Which of the following provisions should be addressed in the law?

A.

Privacy as an explicit fundamental constitutional right

B.

Offences, penalties and remedies

C.

National privacy principles

D.

Setup of a national data controller registry

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Question # 9

Which of the following categories of information are generally protected under privacy laws?

A.

Personally Identifiable Information (PII)

B.

Sensitive Personal Information (SPI)

C.

Trademark, copyright and patent information

D.

Organizations’ confidential business information

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Question # 10

Which of the following is not a driver for increased privacy-related concerns and subsequent regulatory responses from various governments around the world?

A.

Outsourcing and trans-border data flows in globalized world

B.

Increasing economic value of personal information

C.

Rising demand of data privacy professionals

D.

Phenomenal rise in use of social networking sites, where a lot of personal information is shared with others

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Question # 11

Choose the correct statement:

Projects like DNA profiling, UIDAI, collection of individual’s statistics, etc.

A.

Are executed with a sole aim to ensure that privacy of individuals is maintained

B.

Have been initiated to provide services to citizens for maintaining their online privacy only

C.

Have raised the need for a comprehensive privacy legislation at national level

D.

Have enforced a privacy legislation at national level

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Question # 12

Which among the following can be classified as the most important purpose for enactment of data protection/ privacy regulations across the globe?

A.

Protect the constitution

B.

Penalize the organizations and impose fines for failure to protect privacy

C.

Ensure peace in the society

D.

Protect individual rights

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Question # 13

If XYZ & Co. collects, stores and processes personal information of living persons, electronically in a structured filing system, then XYZ could be a:

A.

Data Processor

B.

Data Controller

C.

Data Subject

D.

Either A or B

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Question # 14

APEC privacy framework envisages common principles such as Notice, Collection limitation, Use Limitation, Access and Correction, Security/Safeguards, and Accountability. But it differs from the EU Data Protection Directive in which of the below aspect?

A.

APEC privacy framework does not deal with the usage of personal information

B.

APEC privacy framework does not mandate the binding treaties or directives for member countries

C.

APEC privacy framework does not have a provision for co-operation between privacy enforcement agencies of members

D.

APEC privacy framework does not deal with e-commerce

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Question # 15

Under which of the following conditions can a company in India may transfer sensitive personal information (SPI) to any other company or a person in India, or located in any other country?

A.

Transfer of information is allowed to those who ensure the same level of data protection that is adhered to by the company as provided for under the Indian laws

B.

The transfer of information is allowed only after taking approval of Chief Information Commissioner of India

C.

The transfer of information is allowed only after taking approval of DeitY (Department of Electronics & Information Technology) in India

D.

The transfer may be allowed only if it is necessary for the performance of the lawful contract or where the data subject has consented to data transfer

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Question # 16

Which of the following privacy principle deals with informed consent of the data subject before sharing the personal information (of the data subject) to third parties for processing?

A.

Collection limitation

B.

Purpose limitation

C.

Disclosure of information

D.

Accountability

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Question # 17

Which of the following laid foundation for the development of OECD privacy principles for the promotion of free international trade and trans border data flows?

A.

Fair information Privacy Practices of US, 1974

B.

EU Data Protection Directive

C.

Safe Harbor Framework

D.

WTO’s Free Trade Agreement

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Question # 18

Which one of the following is considered as the first step of evolution in the formation of today’s concept of privacy?

A.

Fundamental civil liberty

B.

Universal declaration of human rights

C.

Right to be left alone

D.

Binding corporate rules

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Question # 19

In India, who among the following would be the authorized legal entities to monitor and intercept communication of individuals?

A.

“Intermediaries” as defined under the IT (Amendment) Act, 2008

B.

Telecom Service Providers

C.

Intelligence and Law Enforcement Agencies

D.

Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI)

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Question # 20

Which of the following does not fall under the category of Personal Financial Information (PFI)?

A.

Credit card number with expiry date

B.

Bank account Information

C.

Loan account Information

D.

Income tax return file acknowledgement number

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Question # 21

A country should allow its citizens to access specific information owned by the government in order to bring transparency in the government administration processes. This is the basis for formulation of which of the following rights in India?

A.

Right to Privacy Act

B.

Right to Information Act

C.

Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression

D.

Right to Social Security

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Question # 22

Which of the following statement about Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is true?

A.

PII is necessarily a single data element, not a combination of data elements, which can uniquely identify an individual

B.

PII is a subset of Sensitive Personal Information

C.

PII is any information about a legal entity including details of its registration or any information that may allow its easy identification

D.

None of the above

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Question # 23

When an individual has choice to decide on who else can have access to their personal information, it is called

A.

Information Privacy

B.

Physical Privacy

C.

Social Privacy

D.

Psychological Privacy

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Question # 24

A government agency collecting biometrics of citizens can deny sharing such information with Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) on which of the following basis?

A.

The purpose of collecting the biometrics is different than what LEAs intent to use it for

B.

The consent of data subjects has not been taken

C.

Government agencies would share the biometrics with LEAs on one condition if LEA properly notify the citizens

D.

None of the above, as government agencies would never deny any LEA for sharing such information for the purpose of mass surveillance

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Question # 25

With respect to privacy monitoring and incident management process, which of the below should be a part of a standard incident handling process?

I. Incident identification and notification

II. Investigation and remediation

III. Root cause analysis

IV. User awareness training on how to report incidents

Please select the correct option:

A.

I and II

B.

III and IV

C.

I, II and III

D.

All of the above

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Question # 26

What conditions apply in India for a company to transfer sensitive personal information (SPI) to another Indian company or individual, or to a person residing in any other country?

A.

A transfer may occur only where the data subject gives their consent or when it is necessary to perform a lawful contract

B.

In India, the Chief Information Commissioner must approve the transfer of information

C.

Data may be transferred to companies that adhere to the same level of data protection that is required by Indian law

D.

Taking permission from the ministry of electronics and information technology is necessary for information transfer.

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Question # 27

What of the following is a lawful basis under Article 6 of the General Data Protection Regulation, 2016?

A.

Legitimate Interest

B.

Consent

C.

Legal Obligation

D.

Vital Interest

E.

Performance of Contract

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Question # 28

Which law does not require notification of personal data breaches?

A.

Japanese Act on the Protection of Personal Information

B.

UK Data Protection Act, 2018

C.

General Data Protection Regulation, 2016

D.

Information Technology (Amendment) Act, 2008

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Question # 29

From the following list, identify the technology aspects that are specially designed for upholding the privacy:

i. Data minimization

ii. Intrusion prevention system

iii. Data scrambling

iv. Data loss prevention

v. Data portability

vi. Data obfuscation

vii. Data encryption

viii. Data mirroring

Please select the correct set of aspects from below options:

A.

Only i., iii., vii. and viii

B.

Only i., ii., iii., vii. and viii

C.

Only i., ii., vi. and vii

D.

Only ii., v., vi., vii. and viii

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Question # 30

When you're based in the EU and willing to share data outside the EU/EEA, then you can use model contracts. In reference to the above statement, which of the following is true?

A.

Directive on EU e-commerce mentions it as a requirement

B.

EU Data Protection Directive states that it is a requirement

C.

OECD's Privacy Framework mentions it as a requirement

D.

Neither of the above

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Question # 31

A public domain or freely accessible piece of information cannot be construed as sensitive personal data or information under Indian law.

A.

FALSE

B.

TRUE

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Question # 32

Which among the following organizations does not issue a privacy seal?

A.

EuroPriSe

B.

BBBOnline

C.

Transaction Guard

D.

WebTrust

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Question # 33

Among the following options, which would be the most appropriate for the transfer of Personal and Sensitive data from an EU company to another organization outside the EU?

A.

The person transferring data to the destination country must inform the data protection commissioner, while the person exporting the data must notify the European Commission.

B.

This case is not covered by the EU directive.

C.

Putting in place suitable model contractual clauses is the vendor's responsibility in the third country.

D.

A data exporter needs to create model contractual clauses after obtaining approvals from the data protection commissioner.

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Question # 34

Which of the following mechanisms or steps are likely to be taken by an organization for implementing privacy program?

i Deploying physical and technology safeguards to protect personal information assets

ii. Privacy consideration in product and service design

iii. Privacy implementation to focus only on projects impacted by privacy breaches

iv. Benchmarking against industry peers’ privacy implementation

v. Installing privacy enhancing tools and technologies for the projects dealing with organization’s intellectual property

Please select the correct set of statements from the below options:

A.

All

B.

All except iii

C.

Only i, and ii

D.

Only i, ii and iv

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Question # 35

Which of the following privacy legislations is synonymous with "Data Handlers"?

A.

Federal Data Protection Act, Germany (BDSG)

B.

South Korea's Personal Information Protection Act

C.

Digital Privacy Act, 2015

D.

Child online protection Act, 1998

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Question # 36

A growing economy has made it more important now than ever before for India to have comprehensive laws on __________.

A.

Right to Information

B.

Dispute resolution

C.

Privacy

D.

Right to Internet

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