eLearning: Personal data protection
At the end of this course you will have the chance to answer realistic, scenario-based questions to reinforce what you have learnt.
Course objectives
- What GDPR legislation states about using, processing and storing data
- The seven data protection principles and what they mean
- Enhanced rights of individuals under GDPR
- How to process data transparently in relation to the data subject
- Informed consent
- How to create an accountability culture incorporating privacy by design
- Activities that could lead to a data breach and consequent penalties
- Importance of accuracy and storage limitation under GDPR
You can complete this eLearning course in around 50 minutes.
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