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Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA)

Systematic evaluation of privacy risks for new projects and processing activities

What is a DPIA under Cambodia's PDP Law?

A Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) is a mandatory systematic process under Article 19 of Cambodia's Personal Data Protection Law to identify, analyze, and mitigate privacy risks for high-risk data processing activities. This comprehensive assessment ensures compliance with the PDP Law from the design stage and demonstrates accountability to the Personal Data Protection Authority.

Under the PDP Law, DPIAs are required for processing activities that are likely to result in high risks to the rights and freedoms of data subjects, particularly when using new technologies, large-scale processing, or systematic monitoring.

DPIA Requirements Under Article 19

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Legal Compliance

Mandatory compliance with Article 19 of Cambodia's PDP Law for high-risk processing activities

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Systematic Risk Assessment

Comprehensive evaluation of processing operations and their impact on data subject rights and freedoms

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Risk Mitigation Measures

Development of technical and organizational measures to minimize identified privacy risks

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Regulatory Compliance

Demonstration of accountability to the Personal Data Protection Authority as required by the PDP Law

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Consultation Process

Guidance on when consultation with the Personal Data Protection Authority is required

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Penalty Avoidance

Prevention of significant penalties under Articles 34-35 through proactive compliance

When is a DPIA Required Under Article 19?

High-Risk Processing

Processing activities likely to result in high risk to the rights and freedoms of data subjects as specified in the PDP Law

New Technologies

Use of new technologies in processing personal data that may pose risks to data subjects

Large-Scale Processing

Processing personal data on a large scale as defined under the PDP Law

Systematic Monitoring

Systematic and extensive monitoring of publicly accessible areas or online behavior

Sensitive Personal Data

Processing sensitive personal data as defined in Article 3 of the PDP Law

Authority Requirement

When specifically required by the Personal Data Protection Authority or published guidelines

Automated Decision Making

Automated processing including profiling that produces significant effects on individuals

Vulnerable Groups

Processing personal data of children or other vulnerable groups as recognized under the PDP Law

Mandatory DPIA Required Under Cambodia's PDP Law?

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