Übersetzung für "Besonders schützenswerte daten" in Englisch

No particularly sensitive data whatsoever is collected or stored at any time.

Your personal and sensitive data (health data) are recorded in three places:

The only exceptions I can envisage are where statutory bodies have to exchange particularly sensitive data, but we have made definite arrangements for that in this document.

Still further concerns relate to the regulation of direct marketing, sensitive data, transparency with regard to data subjects and onward transfers from Australia to other third countries.

The data is regarded äs highly confidential. No information will be given telephonically or personally.

I would not claim that I own data of special interest, my life isn't that thrilling, but whenever I hear this "but I have nothing to hide" reasoning by society members that feel very safe, my alarm bells are set off.

Information that needs extra protection, such as national ID numbers or bank account numbers, is only processed if absolutely necessary, and then only with limited access and safety measures applied.

As the e-commerce provider’s customers are active primarily in the German-speaking regions and online trade involves data which it is particularly important to protect, such as personal information or payment data, one decisive criterion for the A Eins IT Managing Director was also that the data is located in Germany.

This system may contain data and personality profiles particularly worthy of protection, depending on the correspondence and type of business.

It may include personal and sensitive data concerning, in particular, current or past membership of a political party or the existence of pending criminal or administrative proceedings or sanctions.

Password protection keeps sensitive data safe from unauthorized access. For data requiring special security, the Hard Disk Manager 15 Professional also supports drives encrypted with BitLocker.

Age is not considered sensitive data and can therefore be included in government files, business data, censuses and so on.

Of particular note here, considering their relevance to data protection, are the two partial revisions of the Liechtenstein Data Protection Act (Datenschutzgesetz / DSG) and a joint bill for the processing of particularly sensitive data. These are examined in more detail below:

Group-wide standards for data protection have been defined to provide guidelines for the establishment of data classification and the management of personal data, highly sensitive information and trade secrets.

Particularly sensitive data includes information about religious, ideological, political or union views or activities as well as information about health, personal matters or race, about social assistance measures and about administrative or criminal prosecutions or punishments.

Even greater requirements concerning confidentiality and the handling of such data apply at Swiss Life to the processing of particularly sensitive data than is already the case.

In order to fulfil its duties under this Act, the SEM may process personal data, including personality profiles and particularly sensitive data on religious beliefs, political activities, health, social assistance measures and administrative or criminal proceedings and penalties.