CERTP – GDPR Awareness Program
Course Description
The dramatic increase in the use of personal information — and the associated risks — has resulted in the introduction of global data protection regulations by European Parliament and European Council in April 2016. This course provides an understanding of new and wide-reaching requirements from the General Data Protection Regulation and those rules relevant for businesses, as well as employees’ responsibilities for protecting personal information. GDPR ADOPTION The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation 2018 (GDPR) is the global gold standard in the protection and management of data. The GDPR is EU legislation with far reaching implications. One of the major distinctions between the GDPR & the previous legislations is that the GDPR is a regulation & no more a directive.- Legal basis of data protection law
- Key GDPR terminology
- Critical GDPR roles
- Essential GDPR practices
- Personal data risks due to technological platforms
- Data Privacy professionals
- Information Security & IT professionals
- Information System & Security Auditors
- Compliance Officers, Legal Counsels
- Designated Data Protection Officers
- Senior Management / Leadership roles
- Anyone working in IT, and dealing with other people data
- Need for Data Privacy Legislation
- Privacy Principles
- Privacy by Design and Privacy by Default
- Global Data Privacy Legislations
- Evolution of GDPR
- Applicability of GDPR
- Data Protection Compliance in UK – GDPR for 2021
- Critical aspects of GDPR
- Organizational structures for GDPR adoption
- GDPR Roles & Responsibilities
- GDPR Data Transfer to Third Countries
- Rights of Data Subjects, Consent
- Implications of violation of GDPR in terms of Penalties & Liabilities
- GDPR for Cloud Services, IoT & Cyber security
- Impact of GDPR on Artificial Intelligence
- GDPR for Drone Stakeholders
- ISO/IEC 27701 Threats & Opportunities for GDPR Certification
- ISO/IEC 27001 & GDPR
- Data Protection Impact Assessments
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- Roles of Data Protection Officers (DPOs)
- Behaviour, supervision & protection of personal data
- Legal aspects of GDPR
- Organizational cultures in data protection
- Technical aspects of handling personal data