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Data Privacy Impact Assessment

  • What it is and why it is necessary
  • Reviewing existing data
  • The role of the Data Protection Officer (DPO) and whether one is required
  • Key legislation
  • Risk management framework
  • Data mapping
  • Managing relationships with cloud providers
  • Demonstrating compliance
  • Developing data collection policies and procedures
  • Establishing consent policies and procedures
  • Creating data loss prevention and data breach strategies and management programmes
  • How to proceed, including addressing individuals' requests and complaints
  • Employee training and awareness programmes
  • Anonymising and pseudo-anonymising data

Maintenance

  • Data inventory and data transfer mechanisms
  • Monitoring legislative changes and other updates
  • Overseeing data handling practices
  • Internal audits and assessments – including ad-hoc reviews in the event of an incident
  • Documentation, certifications, accreditations, and related records

Security Risks

  • Reviewing existing security measures
  • Integrating GDPR requirements with security measures (such as intrusion detection and firewalls)
  • Ensuring human resources security (pre-screening, referencing paper-based files)
  • Incorporating data protection into the information security policy
  • Establishing a data loss prevention strategy
  • Conducting regular testing

Data Breach Management Programme

  • Actions to take in the event of a data breach
  • Developing a data privacy incident/breach response plan
  • Maintaining an incident log
  • Creating a data breach policy
  • Appointing a forensic investigation team

Requirements

You must have completed the one-day GDPR workshop, or possess a basic understanding of the GDPR.

 21 Hours

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