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Introduction to the GDPR

  • Distinguishing between personal and sensitive data
  • Selecting your team
  • Interpreting key GDPR terminology
  • Implementing privacy by design and privacy by default

Appointing a Team

  • Selecting key personnel to support GDPR efforts (legal, marketing, IT, HR)
  • Defining the role of a DPO and assessing the need for one

Permissions

  • Identifying whether information constitutes personal data
  • Determining who has access to data
  • Managing how and where data is stored, such as electronically or on paper
  • Safeguarding data

Rights and Obligations

  • Data subjects and their entitlements
  • Duties of controllers
  • Duties of processors
  • Responding to data requests
  • International data transfers
  • Identifying data breaches
  • Fines and penalties
  • Third-party services
  • International data transfers

Developing Policies and Procedures (Legal Considerations)

  • Drafting a data privacy policy for staff and clients
  • Documenting the legal basis for data retention
  • Setting codes of conduct for data collection and handling
  • Reviewing external third-party contracts with suppliers

Maintenance

  • Refreshing data – ensuring all held records are current
  • Updating privacy notices and procedures in response to GDPR changes
  • Revising contracts as necessary.

Requirements

No specific prerequisites are required to participate in this course.

 7 Hours

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