Description
Introduction
On the forefront of Privacy regulations, the European Union enforced GDPR in 2018, establishing, amongst others, the concept of regulated personal data transfers and its extraterritorial scope. Since then, many other countries (including USA and China) enforced their own privacy regulations, with similar and sometime stricter requirements.
In this training, you will discover all those regulations, and how they can impact the financial sector globally, as well as best practices and examples showing how to manage them in an efficient and scalable manner.
Objectives
Discover EU GDPR regulation and its requirements
Compare with local and international privacy laws
Build a strategic scaled, state of the art, privacy programme
Programme
Introducing Privacy and the underlying principles
Definition and scoping of personal data
Internationally recognised privacy principles
Risk management applied to privacy
Exploring local and global privacy regulations, and compare with GDPR
GDPR analysis
World tour of the privacy regulations
Comparison
Data localisation and Data Transfers mechanisms
Adequacy decisions
Building and running an international privacy programme
Governance
Roles and responsibilities (incl. recruitment)
Budget and ROI
Privacy programme elements
Final exam
Target audience
Legal and compliance employees, Information security officers, data governance employees, data stewards, as well as anyone responsible for privacy controls. This training can also be attended by Boards or Executive Committees’ members and Managers, as they hold the final responsibility over the proper personal data usage.
Modalities
Course Material
The training material will be handed out at the beginning of the course.
Exam
An exam will take place at the end of this course.
Contact
For further questions please contact our partner in your country