Privacy and Data Protection, Certified GDPR Compliance

From theory to practice (junior and less than 1 year experience level)

Created by: Professor Romeo Kadir
Chairman of European Certification Committee | VP of EADPP

What Will I Learn?

• Make a clear distinction between privacy and data protection
• Apply 10 different GDPR principles of processing personal data
• Apply an option to get a personalized EU Certificate and EU Registration upon completion of this course
• Clarify 6 steps to become data protection compliant (work plan basic design) based on GDPR Work Plan Architecture
• Distinguish between all important data subject rights
• Apply the test of 'appropriateness' of data protection measures
• Decide on the most suitable way to transfer data outside the EU
• Indicate which fines can be enforced by which data protection authority
• Distinguish between 6 steps of a GDPR Work Plan
• List the most important ways (mechanisms) for data controllers to become compliant
• Have access to official GDPR publications of the European Commission
• Have access to templates of GDPR Documents
• Have a complete overview of all relevant Articles of the GDPR
• Prepare more efficiently and effectively for official exams like IAPP CIPP/E and EADPP Exams
• Contribute to quality GDPR debates at work and in your personal life
• Request for GDPR related information or GDPR related advise of Data Protection Officers (DPO's) inside or outside your organisation

Requirements

• You don't need to have any prior knowledge of privacy and data protection
• Some of the provided materials you may wish to print

Target audience

• Students (legal, and non-legal) who want to get a proper, well-structured introduction to basic compliance obligations of the data controller, learn key terms and concepts used in the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
• Students who want to bolster their general privacy and GDPR data protection knowledge
• Students who want to refresh and check their present state of data protection knowledge
• Students who want to get familiar with key concepts like privacy and data protection
• Students who are not yet active in the field of GDPR data protection and looking for practical guidance as how to set up a basic design of a GDPR compliance work plan to be used as work
• Students who do not want to spend much time to understand the key rationales behind different ‘principles for processing personal data’.
• Students who want to get explained (in layman terms) what ‘principles of processing personal data’ are.
• Students who want to get explained (in layman terms) what ‘data subject rights’ are.
• Students who want to obtain insights in different compliance mechanisms.
• Students who want to get explained (in layman terms) what the main difference is between technical and organizational compliance measures.
• Students who want to get explained (in layman terms) what the main methods are for transfer of international data outside the European Union.
• Students who feel overwhelmed (or even maybe intimidated) by GDPR terms and definitions and want to this to get demystified.