Privacy Awareness Week

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Across
  1. 1. Scam designed to trick people into sharing information
  2. 3. The right to control your personal information
  3. 5. Releasing information to another party
  4. 7. A category of information needing extra protection
  5. 8. Shared behaviours that protect privacy "the way we do things around here"
  6. 10. Review (often by "Line 3") of privacy or security controls
  7. 11. Secure removal of personal information
  8. 12. A legal or policy requirement
  9. 13. That feeling immediately after clicking a suspicious link
  10. 15. Type of email a Nigerian prince might send you
  11. 18. Doing the right thing with data, even when no one is watching
  12. 23. Recording access to systems and data
  13. 24. Acronym for the privacy principles (plural!) in Australia
  14. 29. Where personal data is often stored
  15. 30. What unlocks protected information
  16. 31. Formal expression of dissatisfaction about a privacy matter
  17. 32. Simple symbol of security
  18. 34. Ensuring information is correct and up to date
  19. 37. Data with personal identifiers removed or made inaccessible
  20. 38. What must occur after an eligible data breach
  21. 41. When personal information is gathered
  22. 42. Permission to view or use information
  23. 43. Permission to collect or use personal data
  24. 45. Securely destroying paper records
  25. 46. Acronym for Australia’s privacy regulator
  26. 47. Sharing information outside the organisation
Down
  1. 1. A basic but vital privacy safeguard
  2. 2. Casual conversation or rumors about other people's private lives
  3. 4. Document setting data protection expectations between legal entities
  4. 6. Confidence information will be handled responsibly
  5. 9. Keeping information over time
  6. 10. Taking responsibility for handling data properly
  7. 14. Someone who learns things they probably shouldn’t by listening in
  8. 16. Only collecting what you really need
  9. 17. What you should do if you believe a privacy breach has occurred
  10. 19. Being open about how information is used
  11. 20. What good privacy practices create for customers
  12. 21. What’s damaged when privacy goes wrong
  13. 22. Meeting legal privacy obligations
  14. 24. Data that can't be linked back to any individuals
  15. 25. Extra step that strengthens account security
  16. 26. Scrambling data to keep it secure
  17. 27. External party handling personal data
  18. 28. Principle limiting access to information (4,2,4)
  19. 31. Information meant to be kept private
  20. 33. Treating personal information with care
  21. 35. Simple habit that protects data at your desk (5,4)
  22. 36. Authority that oversees privacy laws
  23. 39. Unauthorised access, disclosure or loss of personal information
  24. 40. Protecting information from misuse
  25. 44. Moral principles guiding data decisions