Data Privacy Workflow

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The following claims were verified through Perplexity Sonar before the questions were finalised. The host can reference any of them during play:

• A data workflow is a structured sequence of tasks designed to process and analyze data from initial collection to final reporting[1].
• The starting point of a data workflow typically involves data collection or ingestion from various sources[1].
• Data cleaning is the step where errors and inconsistencies in the data are identified and corrected[1].
• Data integration combines data from different sources to ensure a unified dataset[1].
• Data transformation alters data into a format suitable for analysis[1].
• A privacy-preserving workflow is a process sequence that minimizes exposure of personally identifiable information while deriving actionable insights[2].
• Data masking and anonymization are tools used to protect personal data by obscuring or removing identifiers[4].
• Encryption and tokenization are solutions that secure data by converting it into unreadable formats or unique codes[4].
• The principle of least privilege ensures that only the minimum access rights are granted to users or systems in a workflow[7].
• A Record of Processing Activity (RoPA) is a required document under GDPR that records all data processing activities performed by an organization[5].
• DSAR stands for Data Subject Access Request, which is a request by a data subject to exercise rights over their collected data[5].
• Pseudonymization processes personal data so it cannot be attributed to a specific subject without additional information like a code name[5].