DATA PROTECTION
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This online training course on Data Protection is designed to educate members of staff processing personal data of the compliance requirements of the Data Protection laws. In this training you will come across best practices to follow when it comes to the lawful principles and lawful basis of processing.
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Module 1: Introduction to Data ProtectionThis modules helps you understand the legal framework for Data Protection. It does not contain guidance on how to comply in practice – that is for the other modules of this course.
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Module 2: Understanding the concept of personal data
Understanding whether you are processing personal data is critical to understanding whether the Data Protection Act 2017 Applies. This module helps you understand what is personal data.
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Module 3: Processing
What constitutes data processing?
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Module 4: What is a data subject?
A data subject refers to an individual who is the subject or focus of personal data. In the context of data protection and privacy laws, personal data refers to any information that directly or indirectly identifies a particular individual. This can include names, addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, financial information, medical records, and more.
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Module 5: Controllers and Processors
This module will help you decide whether you are acting as a controller, processor or joint controller when processing personal data. We know this exercise can be difficult, so we have included examples to help you.
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Module 6: Data Protection Officer
What does a data protection officer do? Role overview.
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Module 7 Part 1: Lawful Principles
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Module 7 Part 2: Lawful Principles
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Module 8 Part 1: Lawful Basis
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Module 8 Part 2: Lawful Basis
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Module 9: Data Subject Rights
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Module 10: Data Breach
A data breach is any security incident in which unauthorized parties gain access to sensitive data or confidential information, including personal data (Social Security numbers, bank account numbers, healthcare data) or corporate data (customer data records, intellectual property, financial information)
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Data Protection Quiz
