Keyword: «personal data»

The article examines the specifics of administrative proceedings related to violations in the field of communications and information. The main principles of administrative proceedings are analyzed, key categories of violations are given, special attention is paid to judicial practice, which demonstrates the relevance and importance of law enforcement mechanisms in this area.

The article discusses key issues related to the protection of personal data in the educational environment. Based on the current legal acts regulating the processing of personal data, the main concepts are highlighted, and the specifics of the implementation of practices in educational institutions are identified. Special attention is paid to new challenges related to digitalization of education, distance technologies

The article examines the tactical aspects of the organization and conduct of verbal investigative actions, in terms of building psychological contact with the interrogated. Recommendations aimed at improving the effectiveness of investigative actions in complex investigative situations are proposed, including an emphasis on reflecting on the behavior of the defendant based on a full study of the data about him.

The article discusses the basic principles of working with sensitive data in organizations. It reveals the concept of sensitive data, describes its main categories, threats of compromise, and practical protection measures. Special attention is paid to anonymization as a way to reduce risks during development, testing, analytics, and machine learning. It is argued that effective work with sensitive information requires a combination of legal regulation, organizational procedures, and technical protection methods.

The article examines the correlation between the right to privacy, the right to information, freedom of expression, and personal data protection in the context of digitalization. It analyzes the Constitution of the Russian Federation, civil, information, media, personal data, criminal and criminal procedure legislation, as well as Russian judicial practice and the case law of the European Court of Human Rights. The study substantiates the need to balance constitutional values through criteria of legality, consent, public interest, and proportionality. It identifies gaps in defining private life information and regulating access to digital correspondence, proposing legislative amendments to improve legal certainty.