Common Bossware applications include time tracking, employee productivity monitoring, system monitoring, and compliance with data protection laws. Companies use it to monitor employee labour, but they cannot disclose the information.…
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ArticlesWhat does Data Protection mean to the Church?
By IIPGH0Churches use personal data about living individuals for the purpose of general church administration, welfare and communication matters. All personal data, whether it is held on paper, on computer or other…
ArticlesResearch and Data Protection
By IIPGH0Although controllers (researchers) are not required to obtain the data subject’s consent for all processing for research purposes, they remain bound by the data protection’s notice requirements. Controllers are required…
ArticlesPersonal Data Breach – Implications and Consequences
By IIPGH0In the hyper-connected world of today, these breaches are a threat to both organizations and people. Teams in charge of security no longer ask themselves if an attack is coming,…
ArticlesData Protection Rights Under Act 843
By IIPGH0What Individuals and Organisations Must Know Ghana’s Data Protection Act, 2012 (Act 843) provides individuals (customers/clients, employees/staff, patients, students, congregants, members, etc) more control over how government institutions, businesses, associations,…
ArticlesChildren’s Privacy in School
By IIPGH0… A concern to both parents and school authorities Parental concerns about children’s privacy are rising due to the growing use of diverse educational technologies to collect detailed information about…
ArticlesA Decade of Ghana’s Act 843: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
By IIPGH0Introduction This year marks the 10th anniversary of the inception of Ghana’s Data Protection Act, 2012 (Act 843). The Act was assented to on 10th May 2012 and became enforceable…