Senegal Law on Personal Data Protection (Law No. 2008-12)
Controller obligations: confidentiality, security, retention – Senegal Law on Personal Data Protection (Law No. 2008-12)

Senegal Law on Personal Data Protection (Law No. 2008-12) 71: Implement the ten Article 71 security measures, including access logging and backups

What does 71 require?

Article 71 with Decree Article 65: the controller takes every useful precaution given the nature of the data to prevent distortion, damage or unauthorised access, in particular to limit authorised users to data within their remit, verify the identity of third parties receiving data, record afterwards who accessed the system, which data were read or entered, when and by whom, prevent unauthorised access to premises and equipment, prevent unauthorised reading, copying, alteration, destruction or removal of media, prevent unauthorised entry, viewing, change or erasure of data, prevent use of systems by unauthorised persons over data transmission facilities, protect data in transmission and transport, keep backup copies, and refresh or convert data for long-term storage; security covers accidental or unauthorised destruction, technical errors, falsification, theft and unlawful use.

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