This course will provide you with an introduction to the regulations and help you become familiar with the basic components of a GDPR compliance program. We will also look at the Data Protection (Jersey) Law 2018, pointing out the differences with the GDPR.
This course is focused on GDPR from both a Business and Technical context – it is NOT designed to provide authoritative legal advice.
The course will take around 6 hours to complete with a 1 hour exam at the end.
Once the course is completed you will:
- Understand the context of GDPR among EU law;
- Understand the structure of GDPR to navigate the act;
- Understand the consequences of non-compliance with the GDPR;
- Understand what personal information is and why it is protected by the GDPR;
- Determine the material scope of the GDPR;
- Determine the geographical scope of the GDPR;
- Determine the difference between data controllers and data processors;
- Understand where GDPR is governed in Member States and across the EU;
- Understand the 7 principles outlined in the GDPR;
- Understand measures that can be taken to comply with the accountability principle;
- Understand the records that need to kept to comply with the accountability principle;
- Understand the 8 rights of the data subject outlined in the GDPR;
- Understand any exceptions to the application of the rights of the data subject;
- Understand how to demonstrate security of data;
- How to demonstrate data protection by design and by default;
- Understand the purpose of a data protection impact assessment;
- Understand the impacts of controllers and processors outside of the EU;
- Understand how to manage data processors;
- Understand the data processing records to keep;
- Understand when to appoint a data protection officer and their role;
- Understand the purpose of codes of conduct;
- Understand certification and certification bodies;
- Determine the nuances for data processor compliance;
- Understand when and how a data breach can occur;
- Understand what information must be provided to the supervisory authority;
- Understand what information must be provided to the data subject;
- Understand the conditions required to transfer data outside of the EU;
- Understand the countries which the EU considers has safeguards;
- Determine the roles and responsibilities of supervisory authorities in GDPR;
- Understand the powers a supervisory authority has.
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