GDPR an Introduction
Provided by QA
About the course
The EU General Data Protection Regulation (EU GDPR) is new legislation that provides a single, data privacy law for the European Union. The EU GDPR aims to prevent the loss of personal data by improving data security for all individuals living in EU member states. UK organisations have until May 2018 to comply with the new law, or potentially face fines of up to 4% of annual turnover or €20 million.
This one day introductory course, delivered by a data protection specialist, provides an introduction into the compliance of the new EU Data Protection regulations. Gain understanding of the requirements and how that impacts you and your organisation. Consider the implications of Brexit on the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and your organisation.
Businesses and other organisations must ensure that they are compliant with current data protection regulations, consider how to plan effectively for compliance with upcoming EU Data protection regulations.
Learning Outcomes
This 1-Day EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) course provides an introduction to the EU GDPR, and an understanding of the implications and legal requirements for UK and EU organisations, whilst considering the challenges of maintaining compliance through potentially turbulent Brexit waters.
Where to find the relevant information within the Regulation
GDPR - What is actually changing
The impact of GDPR
Why organisations should be compliant with GDPR
Quick wins to prepare for GDPR
GDPR compliance strategies
Course Outline
Module 1:
The current EU and UK Data Protection legislation & requirements
The current privacy framework and how it impacts organisations
The drivers for the changes to the regulations
The impact Brexit will have on GDPR
Privacy Shield and why Safe Harbour had to be replaced
Module 2:
The General Data Protection Regulations
What does the GDPR cover
Structure of the GDPR
Definitions
Principles
What is consent under the GDPR
Subject access requests
Collecting personal data from data subjects
Collecting data from other sources
Other data subject rights
Controllers and Processors
Records required
Risk & Security
Breach reporting
Transfers of personal data
Supervisory authorities
Enforcement regime
Module 3:
GDPR ‘Quick Wins’ for your organisation
Quick wins for any business
How to prepare for the GDPR changes
Board Support
Data Protection Officer
Governance
Communication
Information Management
Access Rights
Monitoring & Security
Incident Management
Staff Education & Training
Privacy by Design
Consent
How to stay compliant with the changes during and post Brexit
Long term compliance strategies
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11 Mar 2019 | London | Book now |
11 Mar 2019 | Online | Book now |
18 Apr 2019 | Birmingham | Book now |
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07 Oct 2019 | Leeds | Book now |
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06 Dec 2019 | Manchester | Book now |
03 Feb 2020 | Leeds | Book now |
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13 Apr 2020 | Manchester | Book now |