Data Retention definition

Data Retention means the continued storage of Customer Data, for compliance or business reasons;

Data Retention means a process of retention of personal data for a specified purpose for a defined period;

Data Retention. The Data Retention period, set at 6 months from each individual Data Processing operation, after which the Data is either deleted or anonymized.

Examples of Data Retention in a sentence

• TSA shall only retain the personal data for as long as is necessary for the defined purposes in accordance with its Data Retention Policy, which can be found here: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xx/about-us/policy/data-retention-policy.

• Document Management All information and documentation in relation to Health & Safety, including risk assessments, is managed and retained in accordance with the ETB Data Protection Policy and Data Retention Schedule.

• Retention General Schedule The CISO defines the time period for which the documents and electronic records should to be retained through the Data Retention Schedule.

• Please refer to the Trust’s Data Retention Policy for further guidance.

• The VA records officer should be consulted early in the development process to ensure that appropriate retention and destruction schedules are implemented.This question is related to privacy control DM-2, Data Retention and Disposal.

• Cllr Pearce noted the application of the Data Protection and Data Retention Policies, particularly with regard to retaining personal data for any longer than necessary.

• Recommendations: Data Protection Act▪ Purpose- The purpose of the data is to correctly process course registration for students to include but not limited to research, communication and data analysis.▪ Data Use- To identify the number and title of courses required to complete a programme and to discuss the selected courses and any alternate courses to be taken.▪ Data Retention- Student records are retained for seven (7) years after graduation then scanned.

• This, combined with the visibility of state surveillance exposed by the Snowden leaks, led to the enactment of the Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act (DRIPA) 2014 which was meant to address the shortcomings of RIPA.

• Your personal data will therefore be kept under the terms listed in our Data Retention Policy which provides details of the data we hold and retain depending on our relationship.

• Sven Braun gives us an insight into this never-ending (?) story24 in his re- port ‘German Data Retention Law Nullified, Again’.

More Definitions of Data Retention

Data Retention means when the Company holds personal data according to the applicable Privacy Laws, ensuring in particular, that personal data are adequate, relevant, accurate and up to date and are held for no longer than is necessary for the purposes for which the personal data is processed. (See Section 7 of this policy)

Data Retention. You acknowledge that ZA Care has no obligation to you to retain data relating to any account or Campaign. You acknowledge that ZA Care reserves the right to delete data or to terminate accounts or Campaigns at any time and for any reason, with or without notice, and without any liability to you or to any third party for any claims, damages, costs or losses resulting therefrom.

Data Retention means the amount of data storage during the Trial Term.

Data Retention means each contracting party shall make a full backup copy of each database and file system daily and retain each such daily backup copy for seven (7) days. The backup copy will be stored in other location than original data.

Data Retention. The data retention policy in VANTAGE is 90 days for VANTAGE generated data. VANTAGE may be able to replace lost data after 90 days, it is not a general expectation.