Course Description
ONLINE FOUNDATIONS OF PRIVACY AND DATA PROTECTION TRAINING COURSE
1 x Full Day instructor led on-line training session plus additional resources
Our online privacy training program is a robust, interactive way to cover the foundational principles as part of IAPP’s Foundations of Privacy and Data Protection.
Our on-line training provides the opportunity of instructor led learning as part of a group accessible from anywhere in Australia.
Foundations of Privacy and Data Protection offer an easy introduction to the world of privacy.
Foundations’ expert-authored curriculum details privacy’s legal and regulatory frameworks. It describes common operational processes and illustrates privacy at work through case studies and real-world examples. Foundations also teaches a common vocabulary that helps communicate privacy issues clearly between professionals and throughout organizations.
Why Train With Privacy108?
Our qualified trainers have been delivering privacy and security training for nearly 20 years.
We are an authorised IAPP education provider offering training for people preparing to take IAPP’s CIPM, CIPP/E and CIPT certification exams. All our training is delivered with a view to ensuring every student achieves their objectives whether that is up-skilling, moving into a new role or taking an IAPP certification exam.
What’s Included
- 1 x Full day instructor led on-line training sessions
- Up to date Student Guide
Plus additional resources available only to Privacy 108 students.
Prerequisites
There are no pre-requisites for this course.
Course Content
The Foundations of Privacy and Data Protection is comprised of seven modules.
The seven learning modules are:
- Key privacy concepts: Introduces learners to the fundamental roles and concepts of privacy and data protection to help professionals charged with integrating sophisticated information management practices to safeguard personal data, earn customer and stakeholder trust, and meet the business and operational needs of their organizations.
- Fair Information Practices (FIPs): Defines the FIPs, explores their origins, examines how they relate to one another to create a framework of data protection, and helps learners interpret them to solve data protection problems in regular work activity.
- The Data Life Cycle: Helps learners recognize each phase of the data life cycle, understand how each ties to relevant stakeholder needs and expectations, and identify gaps and propose improvements in data life cycle governance within their professional environments.
- Models for Data Protection Legislation: Examines the models for data protection, key differences between the main models, and their comparative advantages and disadvantages.
- Major Privacy and Data Protection Law: Provides an overview of major privacy and data protection laws around the world to help learners better understand the evolving data protection landscape and its current state.
- Case Studies: Offers real-world examples of companies accused of failing to comply with data protection provisions, as well as those that worked effectively with regulators to protect personal data.
- Emerging Technologies: Investigates key emerging topics related to data protection, defines a consistent methodology for examining and reacting to an emerging issue, and explores how to identify relevant components of a new topic, assess it and apply privacy principles.
Intended audience – Who should attend?
This training is appropriate for anyone interested in privacy.
It’s no secret: we need more privacy pros. As legislation is developed, enacted and enforced around the globe, the demand for qualified privacy professionals only grows. Those working in privacy currently enjoy many opportunities to learn and evolve, yet prospective professionals face challenges as they seek to get their start in the industry.
To bridge that gap, the IAPP offers a new course: Foundations of Privacy and Data Protection. This course covers the most fundamental privacy concepts and practices, providing individuals who are interested in privacy as a career with a place to begin, as well as giving organizations the ability to train their teams.
