Anonymization and Pseudonymization under GDPR

How can organizations limit their risk of GDPR violations? The GDPR strongly recommends using techniques such as anonymization and pseudonymization. #gdpr #anonymization #pseudonymization #privacy #dataprotection #europeanunion #complianceregulations #eulaw #risk #violations #bigdata #ai #eu #techniques #organizations #limit #dataprivacy #datasecurity #data #cyber

╾╴CONTENTS OF THIS VIDEO╶╼

00:00 - Intro
00:26 - Recap—Which Organizations are Subject to GDPR?
01:08 - What is Anonymization?
01:32 - Let’s Take an Example of Anonymization
03:19 - What is Pseudonymization?
04:04 - How does Pseudonymization Work in Practice?
05:23 - Why Organizations Must Start Safeguarding Data

[ariyooniyelu]

Great explanations. Thank you very much.

[kylebolt]

Great video, thank you! Quick Question, take a lab referral, for example, it contains 3 data entities, patient data (the person the referral is about), the referring doctor (person sending the referral), the outpatient lab (the people receiving the referral data). In order to use this data for research, would we only anonymize the patient data, or the other parties as well?

[edgecrushr]

First of all, great video as it helps many people to understand what can be done to safeguard personal information. Even when using Pseudonymization, would this attribute still counts as personal data (e.g. as identification number)? If so, there must be a lawful ground in place to process this data even if its Pseudonymised. Is this correct?

[WaqasAhmed-omph]

Sir, can i know how you create slide or motion ? Thank You.!

[juresimundic]

The map of the EU is incomplete- Croatia is missing (a member since 2013.).

[arvindiyer]

How can Pseduonymization cause reidentification

[dr.martinlroberts]

Just some positive criticism -
Great video and good explanation but I would work on using facial expressions and hand gestures at a slower rate and possibly with more variety. It just seems slightly unnatural. Also try limiting up-speak.