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Implementing GDPR
Appropriate information governance is a challenge for any organisation that handles personal information. In the spring of 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) took rules for data protection to a whole new level.
This in-house course offers a foundation in the GDPR and what it means for organisations that handle personal data. The instructor will bring this knowledge to your organisation using a combination of presentations, exercises, group work and Q&A sessions. After this day, your employees will be left with practical, applicable tools and information that they can use to make sure that your organisation protects itself and is compliant with the GDPR.
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Target Audience
This one day course is suitable for anybody who has a role in supporting their organisation get ready for GDPR, who needs to understand and apply GDPR in their work or who has an ongoing role in managing or overseeing personal data in their work including:
· Risk Officers Data
· Protection Officers
· Information Governance Managers
· Front line staff
· Project and Programme Managers
It is also suitable for anyone whose work involves the use of personal data, such as project or programme managers, people working in directly public-facing roles. people working in customer service or people managing services available to the public.
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Implementing GDPR
Split into morning and afternoon sessions, the course covers:
· An overview of the GDPR, and the key differences with current data protection legislation
· The new GDPR privacy principles
· What is personal data, and how has the GDPR tightened definitions
· Data security requirements
· Focus on: accountability
· Focus on: consent
· Focus on: people’s rights to control, access, transfer and delete their data
· Focus on: children and vulnerable people
· Focus on: profiling
· Focus on: privacy impact assessments
· Data protection impact assessments
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