GDPR - standard data protection staff training
What you'll learn
- In this training, you will learn how a single staff member should protect personal data at work.
Requirements
- No
Description
In this training, you will learn how a single staff member should protect personal data at work. Next to industry, country or even culture-specific norms on privacy, there is a universal standard to follow when you are at work.
This standard is now being set by the GDPR, the European Union’s regulation that is increasingly followed all over the world. The regulation and similar laws in different states require to train employees and associates, as the level of data protection depends on all staff members, including you.
We will start from scratch to clarify your understanding of what are personal data, what it means to process them and on whose behalf you act. You will learn what principles to apply, how to secure information and how to act in case a breach occurs. I will also cover providing information, collecting consents and handling data subject requests.
Having worked at the supervisory authority and carried out many data protection projects in national and international firms, now I tell what an every single staff member needs to know and follow in daily work. There is no time for theory and data protection is probably not the most important part of your job. But it is a part you want to approach efficiently, so privacy is respected and breaches are not likely to happen.
In case of legal proceedings or an inspection, the authority examines if you and your organization applied adequate measures to protect data. Also your clients might require your company to provide them with guarantees. Complete this training and start taking right steps
Who this course is for:
- Staff members, employees and associates
Course content
- Preview01:42
- 01:012 - How do you approach data protection right now
- 01:413 - Why protect data at all
- 01:294 - What are personal data
- 01:325 - What is personal data processing
- 01:486 - Who processes personal data
- 01:307 - How personal data should be processed
- 01:518 - What are your roles and responsibilities
- 01:399 - Why the need to know principle is so important
- 01:5710 - What difference can you make
- 02:0611 - How to secure information
- 01:4212 - How to react to a data protection breach
- 02:0813 - Why provide information on data processing
- 02:0514 - What is the sense of consents to data processing
- 02:0515 - What to include in and how to apply contracts
- 01:5916 - How to handle requests on data subject rights
- 01:3517 - Wrap-up
Instructor
![Paweł Mielniczek](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 3.9 Instructor Rating
- 16 Reviews
- 469 Students
- 2 Courses
Advocate and scholar with an international law and new technologies law focus. His professional experience covers among others NATO HQ SACT, UN Office in Geneva, a big financial institution, data protection supervisory authority, antitrust supervisory authority, a data protection consulting firm, and an international law firm.
Conducted trainings on: practical aspects of GDPR ; managing the data protection system and acting as a data protection officer; data protection impact assessment (DPIA) and risk analysis, as well as supervisory authority inspection preparation.