Análise da conformidade dos requisitos de privacidade das Startups incubadas na UFC, de acordo com a LGPD

Abstract

Faced with several cases of personal data leakage in recent years, it is fundamental to develop security measures to prevent users’ personal information from being leaked and causing damage to the integrity of individuals. Because of this, the General Law of Data Protection (LGPD) was created to regulate and supervise companies to guarantee the protection of users’ data in all scenarios in which they are used. Attentive to this problem, this work aims to analyze how the startups incubated by the UFC are related to the compliance of their privacy requirements before the LGPD. A law and privacy’ study requirements were carried out, thus producing questions that guided both the LGPD and the concepts of privacy requirements. They were used as a script during the interviews, in the data collection stage with the startups, and later as context units. It was possible to use the content analysis method in the vision of Laurence Bardin. The software Iramuteq was used to help in the instrumentalization of the research. It helped in the elaboration of illustrations, also providing functionalities to add even more value to the information in the data interpretation stage. Points for improvement were presented to help the startups be as compliant as possible with the new law. One result observed was that among the seven eligible startups, five reached the expected level of adaptability to the privacy requirements according to the LGPD, that is, of the four privacy requirements, which were also the four categories of analysis, they reached the expected level of three privacy requirements, emonstrating that They comply and seek to further adapt to the rules that the LGPD guides. It is hoped that this study will be a source of information on the subject and a form of incentive for startups to adapt to the privacy requirements that guide the LGPD.