Surveillance register · GDPR art. 6, 30, 35 · Kamerabevakningslagen · IMY
The documentation that must be there when the supervisory authority asks
Register of the video surveillance, legitimate interest assessment and data protection impact assessment – linked to the drawing.
Nothing to install. Works in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on computer and tablet.
Each installation gets a register with the cameras, the purpose, the retention period and who has access. The legitimate interest assessment under Article 6(1)(f) and the assessment of whether a data protection impact assessment is needed are done in the tool using IMY's templates, and the cameras are fetched from the drawing in the camera tool.
What the tool does for you
- The registerRecord under Article 30 with the cameras, the purposes, the retention period and the access rights.
- The legitimate interest assessmentIMY's template for the legitimate interest assessment, filled in per installation and saved with date and person responsible.
- Data protection impact assessmentAssessment of whether a data protection impact assessment is required under Article 35, and the template for it when it is.
- Linked to the drawingThe cameras and their placement come from the drawing tool – nothing is entered twice.
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