How can an organization ensure that a third-party processor adheres to data use limitations?

Relying on the third party's internal privacy policies.

Including contractual clauses that restrict the processor's use of data to specified purposes.

Trusting the third party's reputation without formal agreements.

Providing the third party with unrestricted access to all data.

Which statement best describes the data use limitation principle?

Data may be processed for any purpose as long as the data subject is informed after processing occurs.

Personal data should only be processed in ways that are compatible with the specific, legitimate purposes for which it was originally collected.

Data collected for one purpose may be freely used for any internal business purpose without restriction.

Data use limitation requires that all personal data be deleted immediately after collection.

A government agency processes citizen data for tax administration. The privacy team wants to detect if employees are accessing data for purposes unrelated to tax administration. Which control is most effective for detecting this incompatible use?

Implement data loss prevention (DLP) and user behavior analytics (UBA) to detect unusual access

Encrypt citizen data in the database

Require employees to complete annual privacy training

Disable external storage devices on employee workstations

How does transparency support data subject rights in the context of data use limitation?

By allowing data subjects to access all data held by the organization without restriction.

By requiring data subjects to consent to all data processing activities.

By ensuring that data subjects are notified after their data has been used for a new purpose.

By informing data subjects about how their data will be used, enabling them to exercise their rights.

A hospital uses a shared EHR system where all clinicians can view all patient records. The privacy team wants to enforce use limitations so that only clinicians directly involved in a patient's care can access that patient's records. What is the most appropriate control to implement?

Monitor access logs and review them quarterly

Implement attribute-based access control (ABAC) based on patient-clinician relationship

Encrypt the EHR system with a single encryption key

Require clinicians to sign a confidentiality agreement

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Data Use Limitation CDPSE Practice Questions (Page 1)

Part of the Data Life Cycle Management domain, which accounts for 23% of the CDPSE exam.

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1foundation · easy
How can an organization ensure that a third-party processor adheres to data use limitations?
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Which statement best describes the data use limitation principle?
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3application · medium
A government agency processes citizen data for tax administration. The privacy team wants to detect if employees are accessing data for purposes unrelated to tax administration. Which control is most effective for detecting this incompatible use?
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4foundation · easy
How does transparency support data subject rights in the context of data use limitation?
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5application · medium
A hospital uses a shared EHR system where all clinicians can view all patient records. The privacy team wants to enforce use limitations so that only clinicians directly involved in a patient's care can access that patient's records. What is the most appropriate control to implement?
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