ANALIZA VARSTVA OSEBNIH PODATKOV V SLOVENIJI OB UVELJAVITVI SPLOŠNE UREDBE EU O VARSTVU PODATKOV

DERŽEK, FRANKA (author), Sever, Tina (mentor)

Konec maja 2018 se je pričela v vseh državah članicah uporabljati Splošna uredba Evropske unije o varstvu podatkov GDPR, ki zavezuje tudi Republiko Slovenijo. V diplomskem delu smo želeli preveriti uspešnost implementacije te uredbe v Republiki Sloveniji in proučiti ozaveščenost prebivalstva o spremembah in novostih na področju varstva osebnih podatkov. Z mnenjsko anketo, v kateri je sodelovalo 295 polnoletnih prebivalcev Slovenije, smo želeli preveriti ozaveščenost prebivalstva in razumevanje zakonodaje o varstvu osebnih podatkov. Z drugo anketo, v kateri je sodelovalo 118 zaposlenih v domovih starejših občanov, in s časovno analizo procesa implementacije Splošne uredbe GDPR v socialno-varstvenih organizacijah na območju Slovenije pa sem želela preveriti uspešnost uvajanja uredbe v praksi. Na podlagi rezultatov mnenjskih raziskav in proučevanja procesa implementacije Uredbe GDPR v praksi smo na podlagi statističnih analiz ter ugotovljenih dejstev preverili zastavljene hipoteze (»Najmanj dve tretjini prebivalcev Slovenije sta zelo dobro seznanjeni z zakonodajo o varstvu osebnih podatkov.«, »Nad štiri petine prebivalcev Slovenije se zaveda možnih zlorab osebnih podatkov.« in »Prilagajanje slovenske zakonodaje evropski Splošni uredbi GDPR poteka brez težav.«) in ugotovili, da nobene med njimi ne moremo sprejeti. Z diplomsko nalogo smo želeli ustvariti pregled nad področjem varstva osebnih podatkov in posledično prispevati k boljšemu razumevanju zakonodaje. Želeli smo predstaviti tudi probleme, ki se pojavijo pri implementaciji zakonodaje v praksi, kjer smo ugotovili, da ima poznavanje zakonodaje ključno vlogo za prebivalstvo Slovenije. Na osnovi rezultatov raziskave je smiselno aktivnejše spodbujanje prebivalstva Slovenije k dodatnemu izobraževanju na področju varstva osebnih podatkov, saj bi s tem omejili možnosti zlorab le-teh.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: varstvo osebnih podatkov, implementacija zakonodaje, ozaveščenost prebivalstva, razumevanje zakonodaje, Splošna uredba Evropske unije o varstvu podatkov GDPR
• Work type: Bachelor thesis/paper
• Organization: FU - Faculty of Administration
• Year: 2019
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-111410
• Publication date in RUL: 30.09.2019

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: THE ANALYSIS OF THE PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA IN SLOVENIA WITH THE ENFORCEMENT OF EU GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION

Abstract

At the end of May 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation, which also binds the Republic of Slovenia, began to apply in all Member States. In the diploma thesis I wanted to check the success of the implementation of this regulation in the Republic of Slovenia and to examine the awareness of the population about changes and innovations in the field of personal data protection. With an opinion poll involving 295 adult people in Slovenia, we wanted to check the awareness of the population and their understanding of legislation on the protection of personal data. With another survey involving 118 employees in senior citizens homes, and with a time analysis of the process of implementing the General Data Protection Regulation in social welfare organizations in Slovenia, I wanted to check the success of the introduction of the regulation in practice. On the basis of the results of opinion research and the examination of the process of implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation in practice, on the basis of statistical analyzes and the established facts, we verified the hypotheses (»At least two thirds of the population of Slovenia knows very well about the legislation on the protection of personal data.«, »More than four fifths of the population of Slovenia are aware of possible abuse of personal data.« and »Adapting Slovenian legislation to General Data Protection Regulation runs smoothly.«) and found that none of them can be accepted. With the diploma thesis, we wanted to create an overview of the field of personal data protection and consequently contribute to a better understanding of the legislation. we also wanted to present the problems that arise in the implementation of legislation in practice, and we found that knowledge of legislation has a key role for the entire population of Slovenia. Based on the results of the research it is meaningful to actively encourage the population of Slovenia to additional education in the field of personal data protection, and thus limit the possibility of abuse of their personal data.

• Keywords: protection of personal data, implementation of legislation, awareness of the population, understanding of legislation, EU General Data Protection Regulation