Paper Info
Title
Data Base Management Systems (DBMSs): Meeting the requirements of the EU data protection legislation.
Abstract
As the size of the databases containing personal data is expanding very fast worldwide, the mass collection and processing of personal data has raised a lot of concerns about the manner in which the personal data of an individual are processed. In an effort to address privacy concerns, the European Parliament adopted the Data Protection Directive, which enforces organisations to take steps to ensure their compliance. Current database technology fails to allow organisations to comply with the requirements of the new data protection legislation. In this paper, a complete set of the DBMS operability requirements is presented, in order to support the EU Directive. These requirements affect the database facilities to identify individuals and for audit trail, the security and processing mechanisms of the DBMSs, and the kind of data that needs to be stored. An implementation model is also proposed.
Year
DOI
Venue
2003
10.1016/S0268-4012(03)00023-9
Int J. Information Management
Keywords
Field
DocType
eu directive,database management systems,data base management systems,current database technology,dbms operability requirement,database facility,personal data,processing mechanism,audit trail,privacy,data protection directive,european parliament,eu data protection legislation,data protection,databases,new data protection legislation,database management system
Information privacy law,Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications,Computer security,Audit trail,Data Protection Directive,Personally identifiable information,Engineering,Data Protection Act 1998,General Data Protection Regulation,European union
Journal
Volume
Issue
ISSN
23
3
International Journal of Information Management
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
2
0.39
4
Authors
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Anastasios Gounaris145049.13
Babis Theodoulidis235376.60