Afin d’accompagner les services de prévention et de santé au travail (SPST) dans leur mise en conformité, la CNIL a élaboré un guide de sensibilisation au règlement général sur la protection des données (RGPD).
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The French National Commission for Computing and Liberty (CNIL) has created a guide to raise awareness about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to help Occupational Health and Safety Services (SPST) ensure compliance.
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Summary:
The French National Commission for Data Protection (CNIL) has developed a guide to raise awareness about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to support occupational health and safety services (SPST) in their compliance efforts. This comprehensive guide aims to provide SPST with practical tools to ensure they are well-equipped to handle the new data protection requirements.
The guide is designed to help SPST understand the key principles and concepts of the GDPR, including data subjects’ rights, data controllers’ obligations, and the importance of data protection by design and by default. It also provides information on the specific GDPR provisions that apply to SPST, such as the need to implement appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure the security of personal data.
The guide offers practical advice and tips on how SPST can comply with the GDPR, including:
1. Raising awareness among employees and management about the importance of data protection and the risks associated with non-compliance;
2. Identifying and assessing the personal data processing activities within the organization, and implementing appropriate measures to ensure their security and confidentiality;
3. Providing data subjects with information about their rights and obligations, and ensuring that they are able to exercise their rights in a timely and effective manner;
4. Implementing procedures for handling data breaches and ensuring that data subjects are informed in the event of a breach;
5. Ensuring that data is only collected and processed for specified, explicit, and legitimate purposes, and that it is not excessive in relation to those purposes.
The guide also provides examples of good practice and case studies to illustrate how SPST can apply the GDPR principles and provisions in their own organization.
Overall, the guide is an essential resource for SPST seeking to ensure compliance with the GDPR and protect the personal data of their employees, customers, and partners.