By: Sonny Zulhuda 

In the past week alone, I spoke about the personal data protection law at two Malaysian public universities; Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin (UniSZA) Kuala Terengganu and Universiti Malaysia Pahang (UMP) Pekan. While the former was an internal programme, the latter talk was attended by other public universities’representatives who were members of Majlis Tatatertib dan Disiplin Universiti-universiti Awam Malaysia (MATDUM).

In this post, I would like to note some discussions we had on the implementation of the Personal Data Protection Act 2010 at the University environment.

The education industry is indeed among those where personal information is highly processed. The data subjects include students (prospective, actual and graduates), university’s employees, as well as any individuals involved in the data processing.

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March 19, 2017
Categories: data privacy, My Speaking Engagement, Uncategorized . Tags: access, BAC, campus, CCTV, consent, Data privacy, data protection, data retention, education, graduate, higher learning institution, IIUM, lecturer, Malaysia, notice and choice, PDP principles, PDPA, PDPA 2010, personal data, Personal Data Protection Act 2010, personal information, school, students, students information, UKM, UMP, UniSZA, university, USIM, UTM, UTP . Author: Sonny Zulhuda . Comments: Leave a comment