
After completion of the learning the student will be able to undertake or delegate the 12 necessary steps to implement the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) within your organisation.
Harmonize EU data protection laws under the general data protection regulation and apply to companies handling personal data, with penalties up to 20 million euros or 4 percent of turnover.
Explain what a third party is, when you may disclose personal information to them, and how authorized or implied consent governs third-party disclosures under GDPR.
Learn how to handle data requests under GDPR by verifying the data subject or authorized representative, explaining reasons for withholding information, and protecting personal data with confidence.
Explore how Brexit affects GDPR compliance for UK businesses, the transition to a UK data protection regulation, and plans to keep data sharing with the EU and globally.
Learn the 12 steps to prepare for the GDPR, including risk registers, processing records, privacy notices, consent management, data portability, breach reporting, and privacy by design.
Refresh your knowledge of the 12 steps to successful GDPR implementation, from awareness and information audits to privacy notices, individual rights, and data protection by design.
Gain a practical understanding of GDPR and plan further steps to prepare your company for the legislation, with free materials and options to customize via JATO cloud.
Use ICAO's self-assessment checklist to gauge your GDPR readiness, covering rights of individuals, access requests, consent, data breaches, and designating a data protection officer.
Recognize the important differences from the DPA, comply with GDPR to avoid catastrophic fines up to 4 percent of annual turnover or 20 million euros, and pursue training and assessment.
This learning covers the 12 steps as outlined by the Information Commissioner's Office to get ready for the regulation. The e-learning demonstrates what steps are needed as well as giving practical advice as to what to do.
Learning Objectives:
How to prepare for the GDPR, Communicating privacy information, Individual rights, Subject Access Requests, Consent, Data Protection by Design