Description
In this Complete GDPR Course Bundle, you will learn what Security Incident Response, Data Protection, Data Protection Compliance and how it relates to GDPR Data Privacy, and if you are used to my style, you will do it from 3 perspectives: theory, processes, and technology. You will be able to apply our security methodologies, security frameworks and security processes for your own environment.
The course is a complete A to Z bundle, so we will cover everything that you need to know. In this way, we will first understand Security Incident Response challenges, the difference between a NOC and a SOC (Security Operation Center) and how the latest can help in defining the Security Incident Response Process.
You will learn how Data Privacy Officers (DPOs) perform their jobs and most important what they are looking for when assuring management commitment.
Part of the documents includes the GDPR assessment tool, GDPR Data Privacy Impact, GDPR Implementation Guide, GDPR Data Breach Procedure etc. Learn how to hire a DPO (Data Privacy Officer) and what are the needed skills for the job. Also, learn how to initiate the role.
You will be able to analyze a company GDPR compliance program and to think properly by step by step examples. You will be able to use our templates and provide step by step recommendations.
Syllabus
Module 1: Introduction to GDPR
- Overview of GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)
- Key concepts and principles of GDPR
- Scope and territorial applicability
- Data protection principles (lawfulness, fairness, transparency, etc.)
- Data subject rights
Module 2: Data Processing and Controllership
- Data processing definitions and roles
- Data controllers and data processors
- Data protection impact assessments (DPIAs)
- Data protection by design and by default
- Records of processing activities
Module 3: Lawful Basis for Processing
- Consent and its requirements
- Contractual necessity
- Legal obligations
- Vital interests
- Legitimate interests
- Special categories of personal data
Module 4: Data Subject Rights and Requests
- Right to access
- Right to rectification
- Right to erasure (right to be forgotten)
- Right to data portability
- Right to object to processing
- Automated decision-making and profiling
Module 5: Data Breach Management and Notification
- Data breach definitions and responsibilities
- Data breach notification requirements
- Data protection officer (DPO) role
- Reporting data breaches to authorities and data subjects
- Mitigation and prevention strategies
Module 6: Data Transfers Outside the EU
- Adequacy decisions and countries
- Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs)
- Binding Corporate Rules (BCRs)
- Privacy Shield (prior to its invalidation)
- Data transfer impact assessments
Module 7: Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs)
- DPIA principles and requirements
- Conducting a DPIA
- DPIA templates and tools
- Managing risks and mitigations
- DPIA examples
Module 8: GDPR Compliance and Accountability
- Demonstrating compliance
- Documentation requirements
- Data protection policies and procedures
- Training and awareness programs
- Data protection audits and assessments
Module 9: Regulatory Enforcement and Penalties
- Role of supervisory authorities (e.g., ICO in the UK)
- Investigative powers of authorities
- Administrative fines and sanctions
- Litigation and liability
Module 10: Practical Implementation and Case Studies
- Real-world GDPR compliance examples
- Case studies from various industries
- Best practices and lessons learned
- Q&A sessions and discussions
Module 11: Future Developments and Evolving GDPR Landscape
- Post-Brexit GDPR implications (if applicable)
- Emerging data protection trends
- Global privacy regulations
- GDPR and technology (e.g., AI, IoT)
Module 12: Certification and Continuing Education
- Preparing for GDPR certification exams (e.g., CIPP/E, CIPM)
- Maintaining GDPR knowledge and skills
- Networking and professional development opportunities
Why Should You Learn This Course?
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Legal Compliance: GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is a comprehensive and far-reaching data protection regulation in the European Union. Any organization handling EU citizens' personal data is legally obligated to comply with GDPR. By learning this course, you ensure that you and your organization are compliant with the law, avoiding hefty fines and legal consequences.
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Global Relevance: GDPR has global implications. Many countries and regions have implemented or are considering similar data protection laws. Learning GDPR compliance provides you with knowledge and skills that are applicable beyond the EU, making you a valuable asset in the global job market.
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Data Protection: In an age where data breaches and privacy concerns are frequent, understanding how to protect sensitive information is crucial. GDPR emphasizes data protection principles, helping you become proficient in safeguarding data and privacy.
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Competitive Advantage: Businesses are constantly seeking professionals who can navigate complex regulations and ensure compliance. By mastering GDPR, you gain a competitive advantage in various industries, including technology, healthcare, finance, and more.
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Career Opportunities: GDPR compliance experts are in high demand. This course can open doors to various career opportunities, including data protection officers, privacy consultants, compliance officers, and legal professionals specializing in data protection.
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Ethical Responsibility: Learning GDPR is not just about following the law; it's also about upholding ethical standards. You'll be equipped to advocate for individuals' privacy rights and contribute to responsible data handling practices.
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Risk Mitigation: Understanding GDPR helps organizations mitigate the risks associated with data breaches and non-compliance. It can save a company from reputational damage and financial losses.
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Data-Driven Decision-Making: As organizations rely on data for decision-making, understanding how to handle data legally and ethically becomes essential. GDPR expertise ensures that data-driven decisions are made with confidence.
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Personal Development: Learning complex regulatory frameworks like GDPR can be intellectually rewarding and demonstrate your commitment to continuous learning and professional growth.
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Entrepreneurship: If you aspire to start your own business or consultancy, GDPR expertise can be a valuable service offering. You can help other organizations achieve compliance and build trust with their customers.
Course Duration & Access
- 500+ Topics
- 180+ Hands-on Exercises
- 600+ HD Videos
- 120+ Hours of Content
- Watch Video from Android & iOS Apps
- Life Time Access Content
- 24/7 Live Technical support
- Complete Practical Training
- Download Access
- Guidance to Setup the Own Lab