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The Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) is a decision tool to identify and mitigate privacy risks that notifies the public what Personally Identifiable Information (PII) DHS is collecting, why the PII is being collected and how the PII will be collected, used, accessed, shared, safeguarded and stored.
PIAs are generally conducted at the beginning of an information systems design phase or when a system undergoes a docHub upgrade. However, if your system collects, maintains, or generates PII, it would be wise to conduct a PIA even if your system does not fall into these two categories. Guide to Conducting - Privacy Impact Assessments Bureau of Justice Assistance (.gov) files media document Bureau of Justice Assistance (.gov) files media document PDF
The PIA should be initiated during the definition phase of the system life cycle phase and updated in each phase of the life cycle until the operation and maintenance. At this time, the final PIA should be submitted reflecting the current state of the system.
Step 1: identify the need for a DPIA. Step 2: describe the processing. Step 3: consider consultation. Step 4: assess necessity and proportionality.
These events constitute triggers for an organization to conduct a privacy impact assessment: Conversion of records from paper-based to electronic form; Conversion of information from anonymous to identifiable form; System management changes involving docHub new uses and/or application of new technologies;
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A PIA should accomplish three goals Ensure conformance with applicable legal, regulatory, and policy requirements for privacy; Determine the risks and effects; and. Evaluate protections and alternative processes to mitigate potential privacy risks.
Follow these 10 steps when completing your PIA. Threshold assessment. Plan your PIA. Describe the project. Identify and consult with stakeholders. Map the information flows. Privacy impact analysis and compliance check. Managing privacy impacts. Make recommendations.
A PIA is generally required if your program or activity may have an impact on the personal information of individuals. The Directive on Privacy Impact Assessment requires that institutions conduct PIA s: when personal information may be used as part of a decision-making process that directly affects the individual. Expectations: OPCs Guide to the Privacy Impact Assessment Process priv.gc.ca privacy-topics gdexp202003 priv.gc.ca privacy-topics gdexp202003
The DPIA should be conducted before the processing and should be considered as a living tool, not merely as a one-off exercise. Where there are residual risks that cant be mitigated by the measures put in place, the DPA must be consulted prior to the start of the processing. When is a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) required? europa.eu law reform obligations europa.eu law reform obligations
Actions: The person responsible for conducting a PIA should consult with others in the organization and perhaps external to the organization to describe the personal information flows and specifically: how personal information is collected and the related source; who is accountable and who is responsible within the

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