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CIPM Exam - Question 106


Which of the following is TRUE about a PIA (Privacy Impact Analysis)?

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Correct Answer: AC

A Privacy Impact Analysis (PIA) must be conducted at the early stages of the project lifecycle. This ensures that any potential privacy risks can be identified and mitigated before the project progresses too far, thereby integrating privacy considerations into the design and implementation of the project from the outset.

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SsouravOption: C
Sep 14, 2023

C. The PIA must be conducted at the early stages of the project lifecycle A Privacy Impact Analysis (PIA) is most effective when conducted at the early stages of a project lifecycle. This allows organizations to identify and address potential privacy risks proactively, rather than trying to retrofit solutions after the fact.

thecheaterzOption: C
May 23, 2024

pia done early in product dev

emily0922Option: C
Aug 14, 2023

Should be C

carlosbuiOption: C
Nov 26, 2023

Should be C

krishccieOption: A
Jan 18, 2024

https://iapp.org/resources/article/privacy-impact-assessment/

gilmoferOption: C
Mar 19, 2024

“To be an effective tool, a PIA should be accomplished early, in other words: During the ideation stage or scoping of a project, product, or service that involves the collection of personal information”

gilmoferOption: A
Mar 19, 2024

“To be an effective tool, a PIA should be accomplished early, in other words: During the ideation stage or scoping of a project, product, or service that involves the collection of personal information”

MaritzTeeOption: D
Jun 3, 2024

D. The results from a previous information audit can be leveraged in a PIA process A Privacy Impact Analysis (PIA) involves assessing how personal data is collected, stored, protected, and shared in a project or system. Leveraging the results from a previous information audit can provide valuable insights and data that help in understanding the current state of data handling practices and identifying potential privacy risks, making option D the correct answer.