| Abstract [eng] |
The protection of personal data is a fundamental right and the free movement of personal data is a common good. Although attitudes towards personal privacy are changing due to rapid technological progress, the constant phenomena of globalization and the increased need to share personal information, the enforcement of personal data protection and privacy rights remains a crucial phenomenon. The exercise of the functions assigned to them by public sector bodies has made it necessary to process a certain amount of personal information, which has created the need to ensure the implementation of data protection in the public sector. In order to ensure the implementation process of data protection in the public sector, it was necessary to adopt a package of internal documents for data protection, which would regulate the basics of data processing by institutions, as well as data processing principles and appropriate data security measures. An important issue in the implementation of data protection in the public sector is rapid technological development, which poses new challenges for the protection of personal data. Technology enables public authorities to use personal data on an unprecedented scale in the course of their activities. As electronic information becomes more and more important, the probability of encountering various information security incidents in the activities of state institutions is constantly increasing – loss of important data, disclosure of confidential information, misappropriation of information, malware, etc. |
