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ARTICLE · 15 OCTOBER 2020

Q&A: Legal Recourse For Consumers Whose Data Privacy Has Been Compromised In Terms Of POPIA

Interview on SABC's Network Show: Marco discusses what legal recourse consumers have in the case where their data privacy has been compromised.

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Interview on SABC's Network Show: Marco discusses what legal recourse consumers have in the case where their data privacy has been compromised.

What is a data breach, and in these instances what do we mean by data?

Simply put, a data breach is when sensitive or confidential information is accessed by an individual who is unauthorised to do so.

The reference to data entails anything which has sensitive or private information – this can include financial information such as credit card or bank account details,  personally identifiable information such as names, identity numbers, health status, email addresses and passwords and for corporates, would also include trade secrets and intellectual property.

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