EU General Data Protection Regulation
Information systems and digital business have become the cornerstone of our daily existence. Our whole lives are represented in the form of data and, truth be told, we are quite vulnerable. In order to safeguard the public and private data, the European Union has put in place stringent data protection policies and regulations to protect the rights of the common citizen. The European Union General Data Protection Regulations are data protection laws in the EU that will bring better transparency to help support the rights of individuals.
The penalties tied to non-compliance are severe, adding up to 4% of your gross turnover or EUR 20 Million, whatever is higher! Can you afford not to adhere to these regulations? Apart from the penalties tied to the GDPR, can you afford to lose the trust of your clientele?
The new rules will be implemented from May 2018 and will be applicable to companies, government agencies, non-profits, and other organizations that offer services to people or collect data from EU residents. This is by far the most ambitious regulation that has been launched in recent times and there are several concepts, rules, notifications, and accountability that citizens of the EU will need getting used to. It is predicted that these regulations will become a global de facto standard.
KnowledgeHut brings you a comprehensive and in-depth course focused on helping you understand the facets of this regulation thoroughly and concisely. The course covers all the definitions, subjects, roles and responsibilities associated, staff training and data requirements as defined by the regulation. This is a virtual training that participants can take at any place and at any time.
Agenda:
- Explaining the General Data Protection Regulation, including definitions, why the regulation was implemented, what the changes are to the existing regulation
- The six concepts of GDPR
- The rights of data subjects, their rights, and your obligations
- How to figure out what data you have, where you have it, why you have it and how you are using it
- The role of the Data Protection Officer, the level of the DPO in the organization chart, and the accountability of this position
- The levels of accountability throughout the organization as well as 3rd party providers
- How to utilize data lawfully
- Estimating data risk and impact
- Correcting, Rectifying, Removing & Restricting Data
- Profiling and data portability
- Data disaster recovery: the steps required, rules on data breach reporting, and how you can prepare
- Data transfer outside of the EU
- GDPR Staff Training: Who is affected, how to prepare, what needs to be covered and how to reinforce awareness
- GDPR Monitoring and Controlling
Introduction to the EU General Data Protection Regulation Training
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