Principle of Minimization
Limit personal data to what is strictly necessary for the task.
Definition
The Principle of Minimization constrains the collection, use and disclosure of personal data for IAG interactions to the minimum data strictly necessary for the specific lawful purpose; it requires anonymization and minimization prior to any interaction with non‑institutional tools and prohibits submitting personal or sensitive data to public, free or personal IAGs.
Related Terms
Minimum Necessary
Limiting PHI access to what is needed for the purpose....
Privacy-by-design
Incorporating data protection into systems' design and architecture....
risk mitigation measure
Administrative or technical steps to reduce privacy risk....
Protección de datos personales
Safeguarding personal information through privacy, confidentiality, security, and informed consent....
Pseudonymisation
Processing data so it requires additional info to identify subjects....