Information Lifecycle
What is Information Lifecycle?
The stages through which information passes from creation and collection through use, storage, archival, and eventual destruction.
Frameworks that govern information lifecycle
What the standards actually require on information lifecycle
Requirements naming information lifecycle across 3 standards, quoted from the control text.
Standard 5 per Section 23 + the Schedule of the Jamaica Data Protection Act 2020: Personal data shall be kept for no longer than is necessary for the purposes for which they are processed.
JM-DPA2020-Standard5-Retention-Sec23-Time-Limit-No-Longer-Than-Necessary-Erasure-Deletion-Anonymisation · Jamaica DPA 2020 Standard 5 - Retention + Section 23 + Time Limit + No Longer Than Necessary + Erasure + Deletion + Anonymisation + Retention Schedule + Legal Hold + Backup Considerations + Storage Limitation →Develop and maintain processes that make the handling of personal information consistent with the entity's obligations. The processes cover the whole information lifecycle (before collection, after collection, while held and once no longer needed), give extra...
oaic-privacy-management-framework::2.2 · 2.2 Maintain personal information handling processes across the lifecycle →Physical and environmental controls for SNI are layered and based on a clearly scoped risk assessment in line with national protective security authority guidance, fed by asset identification and classification and done early in new projects.
uk-onr-cyber-security-and-information-assurance-csia-for-nuclear-facilities::7.4-RA · Physical security risk assessment for information →Questions people ask about information lifecycle
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