GDPR Training
by Simon HinksLanguages: English
Price (from): €200 / day
About the trainer:
He spent many years in Financial Services, roles included Head of Merchandising, Process Design, and CRM. Data Protection was always been on his agenda and since setting up his business fourteen years ago, he has worked across many different business sectors. For the last four years, he has been working solely on GDPR and its implementation into businesses. All my training can be delivered through Zoom to audiences large and small. When delivering training on-line I tend to break it down into 1 hour chunks with short breaks in between.
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GDPR Training by Simon Hinks
About the training
My training can be tailored to specific teams within a business as the impact of GDPR is slightly different i.e. for marketing I would spend more time talking about Consent and website Cookies.
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) within the EU and or the UK
- GDPR for Marketing Teams
- GDPR for HR Teams
- GDPR for Healthcare
- GDPR for Charities
- GDPR for Car Retailers
- GDPR Friend or Foe (beginners)
- GDPR Friend or Foe (intermediary)
- GDPR Friend or Foe (advanced)
- GDPR for University Academics
- GDPR for University Research Academics
- GDPR for Schools both primary and secondary
- GDPR for Manufacturers
- General GDPR training for SME's
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) outside the EU
- GDPR for businesses outside of the EU selling products/services to EU citizens
- GDPR around the world, it’s impact and how to work within it
The training has been developed to ensure teams within the business understand the impact on their day-to-day roles and how they can contribute to the overall compliance of the regulation within their business.
Learning outcomes
Accountability
Staff will understand how data should be managed and looked after within their business.
Fines
The impact of breaches and potential fines.
Customer rights
Understanding the rights of customers and what it means to the business.
Controller v Processor
Which are you and what does it mean.
Program
Aims and history of the GDPR
The Information Commissioner’s Office
Changes to data protection law
Fines
Cyber security
Data protection terminology
The principles of data protection
Different lawful processing reasons
Processing sensitive personal data
Performance of a contract
Legitimate Interest
Obtaining consent
Methods for obtaining consent
Right to withdraw consent
Consent to transfer data outside the EEA
Existing consent
Data Subject rights
Who is a Controller?
Controller obligations
Data security
Reporting breaches
Processor obligations
Cross-border data transfer
Main benefits
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- #Fast and cheap
- #Highest level of proficiency