Barbados Data Protection Act 2019
Barbados data protection and privacy law
What you'll receive:
- Scored gap report showing your compliance level
- AI-generated findings prioritized by severity (Critical, High, Medium, Low)
- Actionable recommendations for each finding
- Professional PDF report for leadership and auditors
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Overview
The Barbados Data Protection Act 2019 establishes a framework for the protection of personal data in Barbados. It regulates the collection, use, disclosure, and retention of personal data by public and private sector organizations.
Key Features
Data protection principles
Individual rights to access and correct data
Data controller and processor obligations
Data Protection Commissioner oversight
Benefits
Meets Barbados data protection requirements
Protects individual privacy rights
Enhances data governance practices
Reduces risk of data protection violations
Who Should Use This Framework
Organizations operating in Barbados
Companies processing Barbadian personal data
Public and private sector entities
Businesses subject to Barbados law
Sample Assessment Questions
Get a preview of the types of questions included in this assessment. Our comprehensive questionnaires help you identify gaps and strengthen your security posture.
Has your organization registered as a data controller with the Data Protection Commissioner?
Are data protection policies aligned with Barbados DPA 2019 requirements?
Do you have processes to handle data subject access requests within required timeframes?
Are cross-border data transfers conducted in compliance with DPA requirements?
Does your organization conduct regular data protection training for staff?
Note: These are just a few examples. The complete assessment includes comprehensive questions across all control areas, with AI-powered guidance to help you implement improvements.
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