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Ordenar Letras Analytics TA4 ICO Data Protection ScrambleVersión en línea Unscramble key terms about the Information Commissioner’s Office. por Muhammad Asif 1 UK's independent authority that promotes and safeguards personal data. N R T I O O R I S N M O M O I M F F C F S O E S ' I E A C I N 2 Oversees how organizations collect, use and protect personal information. D N Y T N I B E T P E O D U E K D H E N N I 3 Organizations holding individuals' data must sign up and pay a fee. E I N C T S I O T H T R E R W I I A G T H O 4 Regular payment required by the ICO from data controllers. E N T D E A P A F T O R T I E O C 5 Individuals can raise concerns when their information is mishandled. R O S O E B O O S S L M R T S I C U T A L N I T A F N F N E O A I U O I P M A M N P 6 The ICO reviews reported breaches and checks compliance. I S N S I A T G N E T V I O 7 Enforcement action can include monetary penalties for noncompliance. S H I O E E R B N F C F E R A S 8 Functions include promoting privacy, addressing complaints, and enforcing rules. B S O I R R S D I P L E N A O E T S E I I L N 9 Illicitly breaking into computer systems to access restricted data and disrupt services. K H C G I N A 10 Gaining entry to systems without permission, bypassing security controls. U D Z A T E O I C N R C H E S A U S 11 The ability to obtain information stored on a computer or network without proper authorization. T C A A E C A S D S 12 Actions that degrade performance or availability of a digital service, affecting users. M E M N P A S R T M T Y S E I I 13 Causing substantial harm to digital infrastructure or information resources. A U I M G D S R A E E O S 14 Physical devices like circuits, memory, and processors used to run software. R H D A A E W R 15 Programs and operating systems that control hardware and enable tasks. O F R E S A W T 16 Legal consequences, including potential prison terms, for offenses under the act. A T Y N L P E 17 Information about living individuals that can identify them, stored by organizations. T P N A A R E D L O S A 18 Handling, storing, or using information in a fair, legal, and transparent way. L S A C N G E R O U P W L I S F 19 The defined reason for which data is collected and used. S P F P P R E E O C I E U I S D 20 Keeping information correct and up to date. C T C A A U A R A D Y C 21 Holding data only for as long as needed. O D T N R A E I T N A E T 22 Protective steps to guard data from theft or loss. C S S I E E A S R Y U U M E T R 23 Annual payment to the regulator to support enforcement. I O E C E F 24 Fines or sanctions for failing to protect data. E T S P I N A L E 25 Public sector organisations that hold data managed by the government and can be asked for information under the act. S U T I A T L R I P I E C B H U O 26 A formal inquiry made by a member of the public to obtain information held by a body. E S R U B U I E P T Q L C 27 The act of making information available to the requester from a records holder. L C R D S E U O I S 28 The obligation of a public body to respond and provide information when possible. L C O C A I N P E M 29 Parts of records withheld under specific rules that limit what can be shared. N M X P T O I E E 30 A major government-backed health service in the UK that may hold information accessible under FOIA. S H N 31 The military services listed as being subject to information requests under the act. A C E R E R O F S M D 32 Formal sanctions are not specified within the act for failing to disclose information. N L A P S E E I T 33 Small data files stored on a visitor's device by websites to remember preferences and visits. S E I C O K O 34 Permission granted by users to process personal data or place cookies. S E T N N O C 35 Unsolicited or requested emails intended to promote products or services. A N M E G R T I M A E K I S L 36 Phone calls to promote products or services. T C A L I M L R E N K G A S 37 Right to control personal information and keep communications confidential. C Y R I A V P 38 Measures and practices to protect information from unauthorized access or disclosure. Y T C I E U S R 39 A legal consequence or fine imposed for non-compliance. T E Y P A L N 40 The regulatory framework governing electronic marketing, cookies, and privacy. R C E P

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Analytics TA4 ICO Data Protection ScrambleVersión en línea

por Muhammad Asif

UK's independent authority that promotes and safeguards personal data.

Oversees how organizations collect, use and protect personal information.

Organizations holding individuals' data must sign up and pay a fee.

Regular payment required by the ICO from data controllers.

Individuals can raise concerns when their information is mishandled.

The ICO reviews reported breaches and checks compliance.

Enforcement action can include monetary penalties for noncompliance.

Functions include promoting privacy, addressing complaints, and enforcing rules.

Illicitly breaking into computer systems to access restricted data and disrupt services.

Gaining entry to systems without permission, bypassing security controls.

The ability to obtain information stored on a computer or network without proper authorization.

Actions that degrade performance or availability of a digital service, affecting users.

Causing substantial harm to digital infrastructure or information resources.

Physical devices like circuits, memory, and processors used to run software.

Programs and operating systems that control hardware and enable tasks.

Legal consequences, including potential prison terms, for offenses under the act.

Information about living individuals that can identify them, stored by organizations.

Handling, storing, or using information in a fair, legal, and transparent way.

The defined reason for which data is collected and used.

Keeping information correct and up to date.

Holding data only for as long as needed.

Protective steps to guard data from theft or loss.

Annual payment to the regulator to support enforcement.

Fines or sanctions for failing to protect data.

Public sector organisations that hold data managed by the government and can be asked for information under the act.

A formal inquiry made by a member of the public to obtain information held by a body.

The act of making information available to the requester from a records holder.

The obligation of a public body to respond and provide information when possible.

Parts of records withheld under specific rules that limit what can be shared.

A major government-backed health service in the UK that may hold information accessible under FOIA.

The military services listed as being subject to information requests under the act.

Formal sanctions are not specified within the act for failing to disclose information.

Small data files stored on a visitor's device by websites to remember preferences and visits.

Permission granted by users to process personal data or place cookies.

Unsolicited or requested emails intended to promote products or services.

Phone calls to promote products or services.

Right to control personal information and keep communications confidential.

Measures and practices to protect information from unauthorized access or disclosure.

A legal consequence or fine imposed for non-compliance.

The regulatory framework governing electronic marketing, cookies, and privacy.