GDPR Exam Dumps : PECB Certified Data Protection Officer

UnderArticle 34(3)(a) of GDPR, if personal datais encrypted or otherwise protected, notification to data subjectsis not requiredunless the risk is high.

Option C is correctbecauseencryption renders the data unintelligible to unauthorized parties, reducing risk.

Option A is incorrectbecausenot all breaches require data subject notification—only those posing high risks.

Option B is incorrectbecausethe number of affected individuals does not determine notification requirements.

Option D is incorrectbecausenotification is based on risk assessment, not supervisory authority requests alone.

References:

GDPR Article 34(3)(a)(No notification required if encryption makes data inaccessible)

Recital 86(Notification is necessary only if data loss poses a significant risk)

UnderArticle 82(2) of GDPR,processors can be held liablefor data breachesif they act outside or against the controller’s instructions. Processors mustcomply with the controller’s directivesor be held accountable.

Option B is correctbecauseprocessors are liable if they fail to follow the controller’s instructions.

Option A is incorrectbecauseprocessors do not take instructions directly from data subjects.

Option C is incorrectbecauseDPOs do not issue legally binding instructions to processors.

Option D is incorrectbecauseprocessors share liability under GDPR.

References:

GDPR Article 82(2)(Processor liability for non-compliance)

Recital 146(Joint liability between controllers and processors)

UnderArticle 2 of GDPR, the regulation applieswhenever personal data is processed by automated means, includingCCTV footage that captures identifiable individuals.

Option C is correctbecauseGDPR applies when surveillance cameras capture public or third-party areas beyond the shop owner’s premises.

Option A is incorrectbecausecommunity privacy requirements do not override GDPR.

Option B is incorrectbecauseGDPR applies even if the risk is low, as long aspersonal data (images of identifiable individuals) is processed.

Option D is incorrectbecauseGDPR applies to security cameras unless used solely for personal or household purposes(Recital 18).

References:

GDPR Article 2(1)(Material scope includes video surveillance)

Recital 18(Household exemption does not apply to public monitoring)