Data Privacy Awareness Course

• Educational Background: There are no specific educational requirements for this course. However, a basic understanding of organisational data management will be helpful.

• Professional Experience: This course is ideal for professionals across various industries who handle sensitive data, but prior experience in data privacy is not mandatory.

• Language Proficiency: A good command of English is recommended, as course materials and discussions are conducted in English.9

• Develop Data Privacy Expertise: Gain a thorough understanding of data privacy principles and regulatory requirements.
• Master Risk Identification and Mitigation: Learn to identify privacy risks and implement effective controls to mitigate them.
• Enhance Incident Management Skills: Acquire the ability to manage data breaches and respond to privacy incidents efficiently.
• Build a Culture of Data Privacy: Foster a workplace environment that prioritises data protection and privacy compliance.

The Data Privacy Awareness Course is tailored for professionals who handle sensitive information and aims to enhance their data privacy expertise. It equips learners with advanced skills and knowledge to ensure compliance and protect organisational data. Below are the individuals who will benefit from this course:

• Data Privacy Officers
• Compliance Officers
• IT Professionals
• HR Professionals
• Managers and Team Leaders
• Legal Professionals

Module 1: Introduction to Data Privacy

• What is Data Privacy?
  • Physical Privacy
  • Social Privacy Norms
  • Privacy in a Technology-Driven Society
• Doctrine of Information Privacy
  • Information Sharing Empowers the Recipient
  • Monetary Value of Individual Privacy
  • Model Data Economy
• Notice and Choice Versus Privacy as Trust
• Enforcement of Notice and Choice Privacy Laws
  • Broken Trust and FTC Enforcement
  • Notice and Choice Model Falls Short
• Privacy as Trust: An Alternative Model
• Additional Challenges in the Era of Big Data and Social Robots
  • What is a Social Robot?
  • Trust and Privacy
  • Legal Framework for Governing Social Robots
  • General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
     

Module 2: GDPR's Scope of Application

• When Does GDPR Apply?
  • Processing of Data
  • Personal Data
  • Exempted Activities under GDPR
• Key Players under GDPR
• Territorial Scope of GDPR
• Operation of Public International Law
   

Module 3: Technical and Organisational Requirements under GDPR

• Accountability
• Data Controller
• Technical and Organisational Measures
• Duty to Maintain Records of Processing Activities
• Data Protection Impact Assessments
• Data Protection Officer
• Data Protection by Design and Default
• Data Security During Processing
• Personal Data Breaches
• Codes of Conduct and Certifications
• Data Processor
   

Module 4: Material Requisites for Processing under GDPR

• Central Principles of Processing
• Legal Grounds for Data Processing
• International Data Transfers
• Intragroup Processing Privileges
• Cooperation Obligation on EU Bodies
• Foreign Law in Conflict with GDPR
   

Module 5: Data Subjects Rights

• Controller's Duty of Transparency
• Digital Miranda Rights
• Right of Access
• Right of Rectification
• Right of Erasure
• Right of Restriction
• Right to Data Portability
• Rights to Automated Decision Making
• Restrictions on Data Subject Rights
   

Module 6: GDPR Enforcement

• In-House Mechanisms
• Data Subject Representation
• Supervisory Authorities
• Judicial Remedies
• Alternate Dispute Resolution
   

Module 7: Remedies

• Allocating Liability
• Compensation
• Administrative Fines
• Processing Injunctions
• Specific Performance
   

Module 8: Creating a GDPR Compliance Department

• Steps to Create a GDPR Compliance Department