Currently, it is impossible to think about management, processes ( BI ), and many daily activities within companies without thinking about using the internet. And, of course, with all these applications, you must be careful with possible invasions and digital crimes, with the help of cybersecurity!
The Personal Data Protection Law will impact all businesses that collect personal data from individuals. Suppose, due to your business; you usually collect data such as full name, CPF, e-mail, residential address, location data, IP address, credit card data, or any other data that allows you to individualize a person or any information related to the individual. In that case, you and your company will be subject to the LGPD.
This information is considered “personal data” for law enforcement purposes. For this Law, personal data used to form the behavioral profile of a particular individual, if identified, may also be considered personal data.
Thus, before collecting such data, you must clearly and transparently inform the individual what data will be collected from him and the purpose for which it will be used. There must be a relationship between the data collected and the services provided so that the individual can express, in writing, their consent to such uses of their data.
