Estates security systems access control
Summary
This data is held to enable staff to securely gain entry to NHS England buildings. It records transactions associated with personal ID cards to maintain effective security at NHS England. The data can only be accessed by authorised individuals.
| Controller | NHS Digital |
| How we use the information (processing activities) | To enable staff to securely gain entry to NHS Digital buildings. To record a transaction associated to a personal token (ID card). To maintain effective security at NHS Digital. For the purpose of investigating security incidents. |
| Does this contain sensitive (special category) data such as health information? | No |
| Who are recipients of this data? |
The data is locally stored in a secure ICT server room and can only be accessed by authorised individuals. Access Control data may be disclosed to HR where it is required for an investigation whereby a manager wants to clarify when a member of staff entered or left the building for timekeeping purposes under relevant conduct and disciplinary proceedings. |
| Is data transferred outside the UK? | No |
| How long the data is kept | 3 years minimum after no longer required |
| Our lawful basis for holding this data | Public task |
| Your rights |
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| How can you withdraw your consent? |
Consent not the basis for processing |
| Is the data subject to decisions made solely by computers? (automated decision making) | No |
| The legal basis for collecting this data | Public task and Health and Social Care Act (2012) – Schedule 18, part 10 (1) |