Highlights
- Data Protection fundamentals
- GDPR Scope GDPR Principles GDPR Definitions
- Lawful Bases of Processing
- Consent
- Children
- Special Categories of Data
- Transparency
- Rights of Data Subjects
- Controller and Processor
- Data Protection by Design and by Default
- Security of Processing
- International Transfers
- Supervisory Authorities
- Penalties
Course Details
Our course will not only provide IT and software professionals with foundational knowledge and understanding of GDPR, but build on this to ensure that delegates take away a practical, realistic and balanced appreciation for how GDPR works in practice. Past delegates have told us that before attending this course they did not understand the thinking behind GDPR, what GDPR terminology meant or what the implications of GDPR for IT and software professionals are. While this course includes high level strategic content suitable for legal general counsels, CIOs, CTOs and other senior IT leaders, the focus is on practical advice for IT and software professionals, enabling delegates to appreciate:
1. The global political, economic, social and technological background to GDPR;
2. How GDPR affects Data Protection throughout the world, not only within the EU/EEA;
3. How to approach GDPR in a fully-compliant, yet pragmatic and economical way;
4. Why GDPR restricts International Transfers of Personal Data outside the EU/EEA, except to countries which have an EU Adequacy decision;
5. The nature of the Data Subject rights which GDPR provides both to individuals living in the EU/EEA and to people living worldwide whose Personal Data is processed in the EU/EEA or on behalf on an EU/EEA country;
6. How different Lawful Bases of Processing affect the costs and complexity of IT systems and how to comply with GDPR more efficiently;
7. What transparency means and why it is valuable to organisations and individuals;
8. What “Data Protection by Design and by Default” means and how to do this without significant costs, risks or delays;
9. Why it is important for Data Controllers to obtain written contractual GDPR compliance guarantees from Data Processors before Data Processing;
10. What “Records of Processing” are, why they’re needed and how to maintain them;
11. What “Security of Processing” and “Technical and Organisational Measures” mean and how to implement them “taking into account the state of the art”;
12. How to prepare for a “Data Breach” and minimise impacts;
13. What’s involved in performing a “Data Protection Impact Assessment” (DPIA) and how DPIAs can help with other aspects of GDPR compliance;
14. Who the GDPR regulators are and how they work together;
15. How GDPR evolves through case law and regulatory decisions;
16. How to proactively sustain GDPR compliance in the face of increasing security threats, technological changes and changes in society.
Who should attend
IT and Software Professionals and senior business and IT leaders who need to understand and learn how to tackle the implications of GDPR for their organisation or clients.
Feedback
4.8 out of 5 average
"Our tailored course provided a well rounded introduction and also covered some intermediate level topics that we needed to know. Clive gave us some best practice ideas and tips to take away. Fast paced but the instructor never lost any of the delegates"
Brian Leek, Data Analyst, May 2022
“JBI did a great job of customizing their syllabus to suit our business needs and also bringing our team up to speed on the current best practices. Our teams varied widely in terms of experience and the Instructor handled this particularly well - very impressive”
Brian F, Team Lead, RBS, Data Analysis Course, 20 April 2022