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Data Retention and Erasure PolicyAuthor: Date:Mike Godfrey 08/10/2018Document Security Level: Document Version: Review Date:PUBLIC 1.0 Q4 2019Data Retention and Erasure PolicyDocument Control Version 0.1Author Mike

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How to fill out data retention and erasure

1. To fill out data retention and erasure, follow these steps:
2. Identify the data: Determine the specific data or records that need to be retained or erased.
3. Review legal requirements: Understand the data retention and erasure regulations and laws applicable to your industry and jurisdiction.
4. Develop policies: Create clear and comprehensive policies and procedures for data retention and erasure.
5. Classify data: Categorize the data based on its sensitivity and importance to determine the retention and erasure period for each category.
6. Establish storage and deletion mechanisms: Set up secure and compliant storage systems for retaining data and establish a reliable deletion mechanism for erasure.
7. Train employees: Educate employees on data retention and erasure procedures to ensure compliance.
8. Monitor and audit: Regularly monitor and audit the data retention and erasure process to identify and address any non-compliance or gaps.
9. Document everything: Maintain detailed records of data retention and erasure activities for future reference and to demonstrate compliance when required.

Who needs data retention and erasure?

1. Data retention and erasure are crucial for any organization that deals with personal or sensitive information of individuals.
2. This includes, but is not limited to:
3. - Companies handling customer data
4. - Healthcare organizations
5. - Financial institutions
6. - Government agencies
7. - Educational institutions
8. - E-commerce platforms
9. - Online service providers
10. Essentially, any entity that collects, processes, or stores personal data needs to implement data retention and erasure practices to protect individuals' privacy and comply with applicable laws.

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What is data retention and erasure?

Data retention is the practice of keeping data for a specific period of time, while data erasure is the process of securely deleting data once it is no longer needed.

Who is required to file data retention and erasure?

Companies and organizations that handle personal data of individuals are required to file data retention and erasure.

How to fill out data retention and erasure?

Data retention and erasure forms can typically be filled out online through a secure portal provided by the relevant governing body or regulator.

What is the purpose of data retention and erasure?

The purpose of data retention and erasure is to ensure that personal data is only kept for as long as necessary and is securely deleted when no longer needed.

What information must be reported on data retention and erasure?

Typically, companies are required to report the types of data being retained, the reasons for retention, the retention period, and the measures taken for secure erasure.