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What&#39;s Your Data Governance Cat-egory?Think you know data governance? Take our quick quiz and discover whether you&#39;re a curious kitten, confident cat or wise data cat!

Think you know data governance? Take our quick quiz and discover whether you&#39;re a curious kitten, confident cat or wise data cat!

Data Governance Quiz

B. Delete everything after 1 year to save space.

C. Retain data only for as long as required by law and necessary for business purposes.

A. Keep everything forever - you never know when you'll need it.

D. Let each staff member decide what sparks joy.

Question no. 4

Q4. Data retention is like Marie Kondo for your files! What's the golden rule?

B. Post about it on social media to help find the owner.

C. Report it to IT security and don't plug it in.

D. Keep it as a free USB drive - finders keepers!

A. Plug it into your computer to find the owner. 

Question no. 3

Q3. You discover a USB drive in the office pantry labelled “Top Secret Project Alpha” – What is your next step?

Question no. 2

Q2. True or False: When taking a Zoom video call with external parties, you can screen share info or data classified as Confidential (Cloud-Eligible), Non-Sensitive.

A. Keep it for one more year just to be safe.

B. Check if there's a legal hold or audit requirement that overrides the retention schedule.

D. Delete it immediately - rules are rules.

C. Split the difference and keep it for 6 months.

Question no. 6

Q6. You're about to delete a dataset that's reached its retention deadline, but your colleague says "Wait! We might need it for the audit next year!" What should you do?

C. Find a private location or reschedule the call.

D. Whisper really quietly - no one will hear.

B. Use code names like "Project Pineapple" for everything. 

A. Speak louder so everyone knows you're important.

Question no. 5

Q5. You're working from a café and need to discuss sensitive project details on a call. What's your best strategy?

A. If the data classification level matches your project's security requirements.

B. If you have the proper legal basis to do so under IM8.

D. If the dataset's retention period aligns with your project timeline.

C. If the data quality and completeness are sufficient for your analytical objectives.

Question no. 1

Q1. You want to use a dataset containing customers' personal data for a new project. What's the first thing you should check?