GDPR Refresher Training
Practical refresher training on the GDPR for anyone who has completed a basic aware course on data protection.
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What You Will Learn!
- Explain what personal data is
- Describe the different lawful bases for processing personal data
- Explain retention periods and understand how to destroy data securely
- Describe what security measures can be used to maintain the integrity and security of personal data
- Identify a personal data breach
- Explain individual's rights
Description
Completing regular GDPR refresher training courses, like this one, can have several benefits, including staying up-to-date with any recent changes to the regulation, reinforcing the importance of handling and storing personal data responsibly, and highlighting the risks associated with mishandling such information. Refresher courses can also be a requirement for certain job positions or industries. Additionally, completing a GDPR refresher training course can help individuals feel more confident and competent in their ability to handle personal data in the context of their everyday job responsibilities. Overall, GDPR refresher training can help to ensure that individuals have a current and comprehensive understanding of the regulation and are equipped to handle personal data in a responsible and compliant manner.
This training session is recommended as a refresher course or as part of an annual training program for individuals with a fundamental understanding of the GDPR. The session seeks to explain the practical implications of processing personal data in the context of an individual's everyday job responsibilities while highlighting the risks associated with handling and storing such information.
At the end of the 40-minute training course, participants are presented with questions to ensure the material's comprehension. Also, attendees of the eLearning session can contact the trainer with any questions about the course.
Who Should Attend!
- This course is for intended for anyone who is looking to refresher their knowledge of the GDPR.