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We're here to help you find itThe GDPR Foundation course is designed to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and its implementation. This course is ideal for professionals who need to understand the requirements of GDPR and how it affects organizations handling personal data.
Starting with Module 1, learners will be introduced to the basics of GDPR, including key terminology and the structure of the regulation. As they progress through the course, they will delve into the specific requirements of the GDPR in Module 2, covering the essential roles, principles of Lawful processing, Privacy by design, and Procedures for breach reporting.
Through expert instruction and practical examples, the GDPR Foundation course equips participants with the knowledge required to navigate and comply with GDPR. Additionally, the course prepares learners for the Certification Exam, ensuring they have the credentials to demonstrate their understanding of GDPR.
Completing this course will empower individuals with the skills to implement GDPR-compliant practices within their organizations, enhancing data protection and contributing to a culture of privacy.
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The GDPR Foundation course offers comprehensive training on data protection compliance, privacy, and security for IT professionals.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of GDPR compliance, data protection principles, and the robust capabilities of SaltStack Config for IT automation and security.
Procedures for breach reporting are essential steps that organizations must follow to comply with legal requirements, such as those outlined in GDPR. When a data breach occurs, the organization must notify the appropriate data protection authority within 72 hours after discovering the breach. They should describe the nature of the breach, the approximate number of individuals affected, and the potential consequences. Additionally, the organization must communicate the breach to affected individuals, especially if there is a high risk to their rights and freedoms, providing them details about the breach and advising on protective measures.
Privacy by design is a principle that involves integrating privacy into the design and operation of IT systems, networked infrastructure, and business practices. It means considering privacy from the very start, rather than as an afterthought, ensuring personal data is automatically protected in any system or business practice. This approach is essential under GDPR regulations, helping organizations comply with privacy laws proactively. It involves embedding privacy into the architecture of IT systems and business practices, making privacy an integral part of the system, without diminishing functionality.
Lawful processing under GDPR means that personal data must be handled legally and transparently. For processing to be lawful, it must comply with at least one of the specified criteria, such as having the individual's consent, fulfilling a contract, complying with a legal obligation, protecting vital interests, performing a task in the public interest, or pursuing legitimate interests. Understanding and ensuring lawful processing is critical, and formal GDPR foundation training or obtaining a GDPR foundation certification can provide essential knowledge and skills in managing data according to these standards.
The GDPR Foundation course offers comprehensive training on data protection compliance, privacy, and security for IT professionals.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of GDPR compliance, data protection principles, and the robust capabilities of SaltStack Config for IT automation and security.
