Security / Governance, Risk & Compliance

Personal Data Protection in Practice - RODO

The training provides a comprehensive knowledge of personal data protection and the practical aspects of implementing RODO in an organization. The program combines elements of theoretical lectures with intensive practical workshops, during which participants will gain the skills necessary to effectively manage personal data processing processes. Classes are conducted with the use of the case study method and interactive group exercises, which allows for effective assimilation of knowledge and its application in everyday work.

Issues

Legal grounds for processing personal data
Consent for data processing: acquisition and management
Data retention and information lifecycle management
Register of data processing activities
Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA)
Risk analysis in personal data protection
Rights of data subjects
Responsibilities of the data controller and processors
Privacy by design and privacy by default
Reporting of data protection violations
The role and tasks of the Data Protection Officer
Cooperation with the supervisory authority (PUODO)

This training is part of the path:

Compliance Officer / GDPR Specialist

Benefits

Practical knowledge of interpreting and applying the provisions of RODO in everyday work
Ability to identify and categorize personal data in the organization
Methods for conducting data processing risk analysis
Knowledge of creating and managing the documentation required by RODO
Ability to respond to requests from data subjects
Procedures for reporting and managing data breach incidents
Principles of designing processes in accordance with the concept of privacy by design
Practical tools to implement and maintain RODO compliance

Who is this training for?

Data Protection Officers (DPOs).

People responsible for information security in the organization

Employees of legal and compliance departments

IT security specialists

Managers and decision makers in organizations that process personal data

Information systems administrators

HR and marketing employees

Individuals preparing for the role of IOD

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of legal issues related to business operations
General knowledge about data protection and privacy
Understand the basic concepts of information security
Experience working with personal data in an organization
Knowledge of your organization's business processes

Training program

Training Objective: To familiarize participants with the key principles of data protection
Practical aspects of implementing RODO in an organization
Presentation of the training program and methodology
Participants' expectations and individual training needs

Genesis and objectives of the regulation: history, needs for implementation, and main goals of RODO
PUODO recommendations and interpretations and their practical significance
Definitions and key terms: personal data, data subject, controller and processor
Consent to data processing, pseudonymization and anonymization of information
Principles of personal data processing
Legality, reliability and transparency: a discussion of the legal basis for data processing
Target reduction and data minimization: practical implementation
Correctness and limitation of storage: data lifecycle management
Accountability principle: how to document compliance with RODO

Data access and rectification: procedures and deadlines for implementation
Deletion of data (right to be forgotten): technical and organizational challenges
Data portability: format and how to exercise the right
Right to restrict processing and object: responding to requests
Responsibilities of the controller and processor
Records management: records of processing activities
Internal policies and procedures for data protection
Processing entrustment agreements: key elements and responsibilities of the parties
Data protection impact assessment (DPIA): methodology and examples
Risk analysis
Threat identification: methods for detecting potential threats to data
Risk assessment: techniques for evaluating the likelihood and impact of hazards
Planning countermeasures: strategies to minimize risks
Practical examples: workshops on conducting risk analysis

Technical measures to secure data: encryption, pseudonymization, access control
Organizational measures: training, security policies, privilege management
Incident management: breach response procedures
Notification obligations: communication with PUODO and data subjects
Practical module - implementation of RODO
Mapping the organization's data processing processes
Create and update data protection documentation
Conduct risk analysis and DPIA
Implementation of procedures to realize the rights of data subjects

Analysis of data breaches and lessons learned
Examples of proper implementation of RODO in various industries
Group exercise: simulation of a security incident
Develop strategies for responding to reports from data subjects

Discussion and exchange of participants' experiences
Clarification of individual concerns
Analysis of specific cases reported by participants
Summary of key findings and practical tips

Delivery Methods

Online

Convenience of participating from anywhere
Interactive live sessions with trainer
Materials available for 30 days
No travel costs

On-site

Direct contact with trainer and group
Intensive hands-on workshops
Networking with other participants
Full focus on learning

Frequently asked questions

What are the prerequisites for this training?

For Personal Data Protection in Practice - RODO we recommend: Basic knowledge of legal issues related to business operations; General knowledge about data protection and privacy; Understand the basic concepts of information security.

What is the format and duration of this training?

The training lasts 1 day and is available in online and on-site format. Sessions run from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. We can also customize the schedule to fit your team's needs.

Who is this training designed for?

This training is designed for: Data Protection Officers (DPOs).; People responsible for information security in the organization; Employees of legal and compliance departments.