GDPR Training - Australia

Who should attend this GDPR Training Course?

This course is designed for individuals looking to elevate their knowledge of the GDPR. Individuals that would benefit from undertaking this course include:

• Information Security Professionals
• Compliance Officers
• Data Protection Officers
• Risk Managers
• Privacy Managers
• IT Security Professionals

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites for this course – it is open to all individuals interested in enhancing their knowledge of the GDPR

GDPR Foundation Course Overview

This 2-day EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) training course provides a comprehensive introduction to the GDPR’s structure, context terminology, and compliance mechanisms. Candidates will learn how to plan a continuous and longitudinal compliance programme, whilst appreciating the multifaceted role of a Data Protection Officer (DPO), Data Controller, and Data Processor under the GDPR.

The GDPR came into effect May 25th 2018 and stipulates that organisations that process, monitor, and store data belonging to EU citizens, must alter their marketing, system, and processing methods drastically to ensure the safety of data against cyber attacks and breaches. Hence, this course delineates the alterations required of an organisation by the GDPR in order to make their systems more functional and fully compliant. Candidates will learn to appreciate the necessity of the GDPR as a response to the development of technology and the proliferation of malicious cyber-attacks; in addition to developing their awareness of non-compliance fines: up to 4% of the previous year’s global turnover or €20 million, depending on the severity of the breach and the deemed offence “tier”.

The implementation of the prescriptive General Data Protection Regulation is an intentional step towards a much-needed unified data protection law across the European Union. The GDPR will elevate trust of citizens when interacting with online services, hence this course has a number of benefits for marketing and security-based organisations, as individuals will learn how to legally and optimally interact with their users.

The regulation puts the security of EU citizens at the forefront of all processing activities - including granting individuals new rights concerning access, portability, and data erasure, whilst holding organisations accountable for failing to adhere with the compliance requirements. Therefore, it is imperative that individuals responsible for data protection, storage, and processing, develop a comprehensive appreciation for the meticulous details of the impending GDPR - which can be obtained by undertaking this introductory, but extensive GDPR Foundation course.

What's included in this GDPR Training Course?

This GDPR Foundation course includes:

• The GDPR Foundation exam
• The Knowledge Academy GDPR Foundation Manual
• Certificate
• Experienced Instructor
• Refreshments

EU GDPR Foundation Exam Information

The GDPR Foundation exam tests a candidate's knowledge of the principles of GDPR, subject rights, and the underpinning background of the GDPR. The exam consists of:

• Type: Multiple choice questions
• Duration: 60 minutes
• Pass mark: 65%
• Open Book: No

Who Should Attend this GDPR Training Course?

This GDPR practitioner course would be beneficial for:

• Information Security Professionals
• Compliance Officers
• Data Protection Officers
• Risk Managers
• Privacy Managers
• IT Security Professionals

Prerequisites

Prior to sitting this course, candidates must have passed the GDPR Foundation exam. The foundation course introduces candidates to the constituents of the GDPR, which is an essential component of the practitioner course, hence candidates must have passed this first. 

GDPR Practitioner Course Overview

This 2-day EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) training course provides candidates with an understanding of how to implement a full GDPR compliance programme - ensuring that business systems are adequately stringent and secure. This comprehensive GDPR Practitioner course enables candidates to develop their knowledge of the new alterations to European Data Protection laws, whilst learning how to become an adept GDPR Data Protection Officer (DPO), Controller, Processor, or advisor.

The GDPR came into effect on May 25th 2018, and has been meticulously designed to enhance the security of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) belonging to EU citizens in an age of ever-developing technology and sophisticated cyber-attacks. Hence, individuals are required to develop an extensive appreciation for the constituents of a continuous compliance programme, in order to initiate the overhaul of operational systems in organisations with a central data processing, storage, or monitoring function. Compliance with the stringent, prescriptive, but necessary GDPR is imperative for the continuation of a business, in its entirety, as fines for non-compliance can reach a staggering €20 million fine or 4% of the previous year’s global turnover. As GDPR is now legally enforced, it is more important than ever for businesses to demonstrate full GDPR compliance as soon as possible.

The prescriptive General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will unify data protection laws and mechanisms across the European Union, to ensure the safety of personal data belonging to EU citizens. Hence, this GDPR Practitioner course delineates the crucial steps that must be taken to ameliorate processing and storage systems, from Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) to optimising cloud storage and enhancing the efficiency of breach reporting operations. Delegates undertaking this course will be able to conduct a full appraisal of systems and data protection mechanisms, enabling them to identify areas for improvements within their business.  

The regulation puts the security of EU citizens at the forefront of all processing activities - including granting individual natural persons new rights concerning access, portability, and data erasure, whilst holding organisations accountable for failing to adhere with the compliance requirements. Consequently, individuals performing the role of the DPO must be versatile, have comprehensive data protection awareness, possess careful consideration for the law, and be able to communicate with Supervisory Authorities and Data Subjects simultaneously. Hence, this GDPR Practitioner course enables candidates that are responsible for data protection to develop their versatile skill-set for this new adaptable and multifaceted role.

What's included in this GDPR Training Course?

Our GDPR Practitioner course includes:

• The GDPR Practitioner exam
• The Knowledge Academy GDPR Practitioner Manual
• Certificate
• Expert Instructor
• Refreshments

EU GDPR Practitioner Exam Information

The GDPR Practitioner exam assesses a candidate’s knowledge of compliance mechanisms, cloud and third-party processing, the stipulations of the GDPR, Data Protection Impact Assessments, security breaches, and the expectations of GDPR-mandated roles. The exam consists of:

• Type: Multiple choice questions
• Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
• Pass mark: 55%
• Open Book: Yes

Who should attend this Data Protection Training Course?

This certification is designed for anyone involved in a role whereby the processing of personal information is performed, or anyone looking to understand the role of a Data Protection Officer. Therefore, those within the following positions may benefit from this CDPO training course:

• Data Protection Officers (Current and Aspiring)
• Data Protection Professionals and Personnel
• Information Officers
• Compliance Officers
• Human Resources Managers

Prerequisites

There are no formal prerequisites, but having some prior GDPR knowledge is recommended.

Certified Data Protection Officer (CDPO) Course Overview

On May 25^th 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation came into force in European law. Consequently, most organisations within the public and private spheres are now legally required to appoint a Data Protection Officer, who is liable for activities such as tracking compliance, performing internal audits, and directing Data Protection tasks. The few businesses that are exempt from this provision are still likely to appoint DPOs, as they would find it expedient.

The penalties for breaching the GDPR can be and have already proven to be very severe, with fines up of to €20 million or 4% of an organisation's annual global turnover from the previous financial year. The appointment of a DPO is now crucial, as fines could become more severe the longer an organisation demonstrates noncompliance. Such serious punishments work as an incentive to appoint and resource the role of a Data Protection Officer. In order to comply with the GDPR, the DPO must fulfill specific responsibilities and possess a well-defined skill set. Therefore, our Certified Data Protection Officer training course will provide delegates with a thorough understanding of the role played by a DPO.

To begin, this course will ensure delegates attain an embedded knowledge of the principles of Data Protection. The term Data Protection will be defined, and Data Protection legislation will be acknowledged. Following this, a detailed exploration of the role of the Data Protection Officer will occur. During this section, the duty of processing personal data will be covered, and the rights of data subjects will be investigated. The challenges DPOs may encounter will also be an area of interest.

Furthermore, the DPO’s role regarding data breaches, incident response, and incident recovery is analysed. Likewise, the Data Protection Officer’s position in terms of Personal Data Audits and Data Protection Impact Assessments (or DPIAs) is thoroughly examined.

What’s Included in this Data Protection Training Course?

• The Certified Data Protection Officer (CDPO) Examination
• The Knowledge Academy’s CDPO Courseware Folder
• A Completion Certificate
• Experienced CDPO Instructor
• Refreshments

Certified Data Protection Officer (CDPO) Training Exam

Total Marks – 40

Question Type – Multiple Choice

Number of Questions – 40

Duration – 60 Minutes

Pass Marks – 26/40

Open Book – No

Who Should Attend the GDPR Awareness Course?

This course is recommended for anybody who wishes to gain an understanding of GDPR. This could include but is not limited to:

• Information security professionals
• Compliance officers
• Risk Managers
• Privacy managers
• IT security professionals
• Senior staff
• Managers and Directors

Prerequisites

The course is open to everyone and there are no formal prerequisites.

EU General Data Protection Regulation Awareness Overview

This 1-day GDPR Awareness course provides an introduction to the GDPR’s terminology and purpose. Candidates will learn how to appreciate the necessity of complying with the GDPR - ensuring that personal data is secure and that your organisation does not face a catastrophic fine of up to 20 million Euros or 4% of your annual global turnover. The multifaceted nature of the GDPR means that organisations need to have their systems reviewed and enhanced - which requires a number of individuals with specialist hard-skills. Hence, this course offers an introduction to the GDPR and enables candidates to enhance their knowledge of what their role will be in maintaining a programme of compliance.

Since it came into force on May 25th 2018, the GDPR has helped unify data protection methods across the European Union  - ensuring that organisations that process, store, or monitor data are taking preventative steps to safeguard data belonging to EU citizens. The ever-growing threat of data breaches and cyber attacks means that organisations must develop stringent systems-based operations, to ensure the safety of personal data - hence this course will educate candidates of the fundamental principles, articles, and regulations that underpin the GDPR as legislation.

The regulation places citizens at the forefront of data processing and in control of their own data with new rights. Consequently, the regulation has had large repercussions for organisations involved in marketing, cloud optimisation, and data storage - it is now essential that they obtain new consent from clients for data collection, set up legal contracts, and abolish their utilisation of unstable storage mechanisms. Therefore, this GDPR training course helps explain the requirements of the GDPR for organisations and teaches candidates about how the GDPR will affect them.

What's included in this GDPR Training Course?

The GDPR Awareness course includes:

• The Knowledge Academy GDPR Awareness Manual
• Certificate
• Experienced GDPR Instructor
• Refreshments

Prerequisites

There are no formal prerequisites to attend this Personal Data Protection Bill Training course. 

Audience

This Personal Data Protection Bill Training course is ideal for anyone who wants to gain knowledge of the Personal Data Protection Bill.

Personal Data Protection Bill Training​ Course Overview

The Personal Data Protection Bill establishes the regulatory framework required to protect India's personal data. It provides individuals with a protection policy for their personal data. This bill grants the centre broad authority to exempt itself and its agencies from complying with the bill's provisions. Studying Personal Data Protection Bill (PDPB) Training will help learners to effectively know the PDPB framework. It assists organisations to secure their personal data from corruption, compromises, or loss. Pursuing this training will help individuals to gain the required knowledge, skills, and experience to enhance their career prospects.

This 1-day Personal Data Protection Bill Training course covers all necessary concepts to help delegates become thoroughly familiar with the Personal Data Protection Bill. During this training, they will learn about the processing of personal data and the sensitive personal data of children. They will also learn about the accountability of data fiduciary, reporting of a personal data breach, powers and functions of the authority, right to legal representation, grievance redressal by data fiduciary, and many more. Our highly professional trainer with years of experience in teaching such courses will conduct this training course and help delegates to gain a comprehensive understanding of the PDP Bill.

This training will cover various essential topics, such as:   

• Limitation on a collection of personal data
• Right to confirmation and access
• Recovery of amounts
• Staff of appellate tribunal
• Appeal to the supreme court
• Maintenance of records

After attending the Personal Data Protection Bill Training course, delegates will be able to classify data fiduciaries as significant data fiduciaries. They will also be able to maintain the records.

• Delegate pack consisting of course notes and exercises
• Manual
• Experienced Instructor

Who should attend this Data Protection Training Course?

This Dealing with SARs course is suitable for all delegates who wish to learn more about GDPR, specifically, those in customer- or client-facing roles where communicating with third parties is a common occurrence. This course may be particularly suited to Data Protection Officers (DPOs) who want to increase their GDPR knowledge base or organisations wishing to appoint a DPO. Examples of appropriate roles include but are not limited to:

• Information security professionals
• Compliance officers
• Risk managers
• Privacy managers
• Senior staff

However, delegates in higher-level or executive roles may prefer our course Subject Access Requests: An Executive Briefing [link], which is tailored to C-level and upper management executives.

Prerequisites

There are no formal prerequisites for taking this course, meaning that anyone who wishes to gain a deeper understanding of SARs is welcome to attend.

Dealing with Subject Access Requests (SAR)​ Course Overview

This focused, 1-day course on Dealing with SARs, delivered by our experienced and knowledgeable trainers, is designed to give delegates a comprehensive, step-by-step understanding of how to respond to Subject Access Requests under the new General Data Protection Regulation legislation that came into force on May 25^th 2018.

Knowledge of how to respond to Subject Access Requests, or SARs, is essential not just in enhancing customer relationships but also in guaranteeing that your organisation does not incur a fine of up to 20 million Euros (or 4% of your annual global turnover) for contravening the GDPR. Fortunately, with thousands of clients already trained in GDPR best practice, The Knowledge Academy provides outstanding and detailed tuition that has helped organisations around the world implement effective GDPR compliance.

This course will ensure that delegates are equipped to handle SARs in line with GDPR, covering crucial topics such as how to recognise, record, and respond to SARs, the timeframes in which you a response is required, and changes from previous legislation. Successfully completing this course will prove to employers and clients alike that delegates are trained in the appropriate procedure for responding to SARs, empowering them to comply with GDPR and enhance relationships with Data Subjects.

What’s Included in this Data Protection Training Course?

This Dealing with SARs course includes:

• The Knowledge Academy’s Dealing with SARs Manual
• Certificate of Completion
• Tuition from an experienced GDPR instructor
• Refreshments

Who should attend this Data Protection Training Course?

This Dealing with SARs: An Executive Briefing course is designed for delegates at high-level positions who wish to learn about SARs in a short period of time. It is also suitable for individuals who wish to gain an understanding of the key points associated with SARs, although The Knowledge Academy runs a dedicated Dealing with SARs course, which we recommend for delegates who are not at the executive level or who may be handling SARs themselves.

Prerequisites

There are no formal prerequisites for taking this course, meaning that any individuals who wish to learn about Subject Access Requests may attend.

Dealing with Subject Access Requests (SAR) - An Executive Briefing Course Overview

This succinct and precise course on Dealing with SARs is intended to imbue executive delegates with an understanding of how to respond to Subject Access Requests under the new GDPR legislation that came into force on May 25^th 2018.

Understanding how and when to respond to SARs is crucial for maintaining positive relationships with customers and even employees. In addition, knowledge of SARs and appropriate response procedures is essential in guaranteeing that your organisation does not incur a fine of up to 20 million Euros (or 4% of your annual global turnover) for contravening the GDPR. Fortunately, with thousands of clients already trained in GDPR best practice, The Knowledge Academy provides outstanding and detailed tuition that has helped organisations around the world implement effective GDPR compliance.

This course is designed to teach delegates how to recognise, record, and respond to SARs in line with GDPR. This course will also instruct delegates on the appropriate procedures and timeframes for responding to SARs, empowering them to demonstrate GDPR compliance and put customers first.

Subject Access Requests can come from any individual on whom your organisation holds data; these people are known as Data Subjects, and can be employees as well as customers. This course will help you to identify who should be considered a Data Subject, the basic rights of every Data Subject, and how to recognise and respond appropriately to SARs dependant on their origin. The course also explains the extenuating circumstances that may allow you to refuse an SAR. Finally, we will cover the penalties that can be imposed by Supervisory Authorities for not responding—and ensure that your organisation is not subject to them.

What’s Included in this Data Protection Training Course?

This Dealing with SARs: An Executive Briefing course includes:

• The Knowledge Academy’s Dealing with SARs: An Executive Briefing Manual
• Certificate of Completion
• Tuition from one of our knowledgeable GDPR instructors
• Refreshments

Who should attend this Data Protection Training Course?

As it deals with the Law Enforcement Processing section of the new Data Protection Act 2018, this course will be most helpful to individuals working in any form of law enforcement, or law enforcement organisations wishing to learn how to demonstrate compliance with the Act. However, those involved with the law in other capacities (e.g. solicitors) will also find this course helpful. For individuals wishing to learn about data protection and legislation without a specific focus on law enforcement, The Knowledge Academy is pleased to offer a wide range of GDPR training courses that have already proven useful to thousands of clients across a large variety of sectors.

Prerequisites

There are no formal prerequisites for attending this Law Enforcement Processing course, meaning that any individual with a relevant interest is welcome to attend.

Data Protection Act (DPA 2018) Course Overview

This focused one-day course on Law Enforcement Processing under the Data Protection Act 2018 covers the key points of Part 3 of the Act, teaching delegates how to demonstrate full and expansive compliance within their organisations. The course is intended to give delegates full theoretical knowledge of the Act so that they will be able to implement its requirements practically.

To this end, the course covers the whole scope of the new Law Enforcement Processing requirements, from the six basic data protection principles to the specifics of transferring data internationally for law enforcement purposes. As the new Data Protection Act is designed to complement and integrate with the EU General Data Protection Regulation, this course will also cover the key points at which the Act aligns with GDPR (in relation to law enforcement) as well as the points at which it diverges.

The implementation of the new Data Protection Act may mandate some changes to the current structure and operation of law enforcement agencies, such as the requirement to appoint a Data Protection Officer, but is ultimately designed to help law enforcement agencies become safer and more secure. By taking this course with The Knowledge Academy, delegates can rest assured that our expert trainers will be able to guide them through the Act’s complexities so that their agencies can fully realise the benefits of enhanced data protection.

What’s Included in this Data Protection Training Course?

This Law Enforcement Processing course includes:

• The Knowledge Academy’s Law Enforcement Processing (DPA 2018) Manual
• Certificate of Completion
• Tuition from an experienced instructor
• Refreshments