The Tunduk state services platform has introduced a new feature designed to increase transparency regarding the use of personal information. Users can now verify who requested their data, when the request occurred, and for what purpose.
How the monitoring service works
According to Zhanara Kulmanbetova, head of the cybersecurity and electronic signature department at the Presidential Administration, the service provides detailed metadata about data processing. Users can find this information in the 'Request History' section of the mobile app or under 'Monitoring of Personal Data Use' on the web portal.
The system is designed to protect privacy by ensuring that actual personal data is not stored within the monitoring log itself. Instead, it displays only the necessary context surrounding the access request.
- Date and time of the request
- Name of the agency or organization
- Purpose of the request
- Legal basis for the access
Legal framework and updates
The information provided in the service is updated once every 24 hours. The processing of such data is governed by the Digital Code of the Kyrgyz Republic.
From the document
State bodies may process personal data on legal grounds to perform their assigned functions and public duties. Commercial organizations must have a contract with the citizen or their consent for such processing.
