Protection of Biometric Information
Definitions
- The School – St Peter’s School.
- School’s Information Risk Officer (SIRO) – Mr Iain Scott-Brown.
- Biometric Companies – Third Party companies who hold biometric information regarding to the Users
- Users - the workforce, parents, carers and students who’s biometric data is captured .
- Third Party Systems – External Systems used by the School to assist in its management and to assist the smooth running of the school as outlined in the Third Party System Policy, below.
Introduction
The School may hold biometric Information such as fingerprints to enable links with Third Party Systems essential to the smooth running of the school- e.g. Cashless Catering, Biometric Door Locks, etc. Where there is a need to share and store personal biometric data; the School will ensure that the system is fully Data Protection Act (2018) compliant. This will be completed through an application process.
Objectives
- To ensure that the School is fully compliant with the Data Protection Act (2018).
- To minimise the risk of a Data Breach.
Statement of Intent
Authorisation will only occur once the School’s Information Risk Officer has ensured that Third Party Companies Policy has been followed and this company are fully compliant with Data Protection Act (2018) legislation. The School may only use these systems once they have received written authorisation from the School’s Information Risk Officer. The School’s Data Handling policy will be followed at all times. Any failure to comply with Data Protection Act (2018) legislation will lead to the removal of the System.
USE OF THIRD PARTY SYSTEMS POLICY
Definitions
- The School – St Peter’s School.
- School’s Information Risk Officer (SIRO) – Mr Iain Scott-Brown.
- School Network – the devices attached to the Network through Data cabling or Wifi.
- Users - the workforce and students who are given authorised to log on to the School Network.
- BYOD – Bring your own Device (a device not owned by the School but used to access School digital resources (e.g. Email, Wifi, connect to a computer, remote gateway access, ..)
- ICT Support Team – The staff employed by St Peter’s School to maintain the School’s Network and associated systems.
- Staff – the workforce of the School
- User Credentials – Usernames and associated Passwords.
- Third Party Systems – External Systems used by the School to assist in its management and to assist the Teaching and Learning as outlined in the Third Party System Policy.
Introduction
Staff wishing to use a Third Party System where there is a need to share and store personal data to support the school in its role, whether this is related to the management of the school and its resources or related to the Teaching and Learning of the students – must ensure that the system is fully Data Protection Act (2018) compliant. This will be completed through an application process.
Objectives
- To ensure that the School is fully compliant with the Data Protection Act and the Data Protection Act (2018).
- To minimise the risk of a Data Breach.
Statement of Intent
Staff may only use these systems once they have received written authorisation from the School’s Information Risk Officer. Authorisation will only occur once the School’s Information Risk Officer has worked alongside the applicant to ensure the Data Protection Act (2018) is fully complied with. The member of Staff must complete the necessary form as part of this process. A review of the application should be agreed so that systematic checks may take place. Staff must also inform the School’s Information Risk Officer of any changes to service. Any failure to comply with Data Protection Act (2018) legislation will lead to the removal of the System.