THE INNOVATIONS PRESENTED BY THE GENERAL DATA PROTECTION LAW (LAW NO. 13,709 OF 2018) FOR THE INFORMATION SYSTEM

Abstract

The General Data Protection Law (LGPD), Law No. 13,709 of 2018, came to fill a historical gap in the protection of personal information in Brazil. In times of advanced technological advancement, where personal data is collected, shared and shared on a large scale, the LGPD presents itself as a watershed, establishing clear guidelines and innovations for the ethical and secure treatment of data. This book is a comprehensive guide to understanding the transformations that
In the first chapter, Introduction to the Study of the LGPD and the Context of Information Security, the historical and conceptual bases of information security are discussed, presenting the scenario that led to the creation of the LGPD. These are strategic challenges and threats from the digital world, such as data leaks and abuses in information sharing. The chapter contextualizes the reader on the relevance of the LGPD in a world where privacy is frequently violated, and presents emblematic cases that occurred in Brazil, such as the leaking of information from 220 million people.
In Chapter II - Access to Information in the Brazilian Legal System Here, the focus is on the evolution of the national legal system with regard to the right to information and privacy. It will be analyzed how Brazil, through previous legislation such as the Internet Civil Rights Framework, began to build the foundations for data protection. The chapter explores the relationship between the LGPD and other regulatory frameworks, explaining how it complements and improves existing legislation.
Chapter III - The Particularities of the General Personal Data Protection Law The last chapter delves into the technical and practical details of the LGPD. Fundamental concepts such as personal data, sensitive data and anonymization are explained, as well as the guiding principles of data processing. The responsibilities of companies, forecasts and implementation challenges are also highlighted. The chapter ends with practical examples of how Brazilian organizations adapt to the law and the impact of these changes on their relationships with consumers.
We wish you all a good read,
Fabio Moro
Tatiane Lauer
Cristiele da Silva Anschau
Dionatan Luiz Pereira
Jader Samuel Gonçalves