Information Governance: GDPR

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John Elliott

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information-governance-gdpr.zip

Module 1 - Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:22

Module 2 - Introduction to GDPR - Concepts and Principles

1. The Who, What, When, Why, and Where of the GDPR.mp4

05:02

2. Balancing Peoples Rights.mp4

02:28

3. What Is Personal Data.mp4

02:51

4. Data Subjects, Controllers, and Processors.mp4

02:36

5. The Structure of the GDPR.mp4

02:48

6. The Data Protection Principles.mp4

13:34

Module 3 - Data Subject Rights

1. Rights to Be Informed About What Will Happen to Personal Data.mp4

04:33

2. Right of Data Subjects to Access Data (DSARs).mp4

02:18

3. Rights of Correction and Erasure (Right to Be Forgotten).mp4

02:55

4. Right to Restrict Processing.mp4

00:49

5. Right to Data Portability.mp4

01:15

6. Marketing, Profiling, and Automated Decision Making.mp4

02:17

7. Summary of Data Subject Rights.mp4

01:25

8. Penalties and Planning for Rights Requests.mp4

04:45

Module 4 - Controller and Processor Responsibilities

1. Data Protection by Default, Governance, and Accountability.mp4

07:59

2. Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA).mp4

04:13

3. (Data) Processors.mp4

02:45

4. The Data Protection Officer (DPO).mp4

02:44

5. Taking Data Outside the EU.mp4

02:33

6. Penalties and Consequences.mp4

01:48

Module 5 - Security, Risk, and Impact Assessments

1. The Risk to Data Subjects.mp4

08:45

2. Determining Whats Appropriate.mp4

02:50

3. Encryption and Control Assurance.mp4

05:15

4. The Breach Response Timetable.mp4

03:38

5. How Do You Know if You Are Compliant with the GDPR.mp4

01:47

6. Module Summary.mp4

02:36

Description

The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation affects the ways that organizations handle personal data. This course will give you a clear understanding of GDPR and what is needed to support organizational compliance.

What You'll Learn?

The European Union's General Data Protection Regulation potentially affects any organization in the world that processes data about people in the EU. In this course, Information Governance: GDPR, you’ll discover which organizations must comply with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation and how GDPR will affect all IT teams. First, you’ll start by meeting the key terms used in the GDPR and seeing how the regulation aims to balance the things that an organization wants to do with personal data with people’s rights, including their right to privacy. Next, you'll find out the key data protection principles and what they mean for systems, before discovering the specific rights that people have over data about them, and what IT must do to respond to those rights. Finally, you'll learn about the core things that GDPR requires an organization to do, including the way it wants you to manage the security of people’s data and what to do when the organization has a breach of data security. By the end of this course, you’ll have the core GDPR knowledge that anyone working in IT needs to understand. You’ll be aware of GDPR’s requirements when working in projects across the IT lifecycle from design and development through deployment to running systems. You’ll also be comfortable discussing GDPR with your organization’s legal, compliance and governance teams.

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John Elliott

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John Elliott is a specialist in regulated security and data protection. His fascination is the way that people engage with security directives: whether that’s a company following external regulation, an information security team developing policies, an IT team following them, or a colleague who is just trying to do their job securely. John has led information security and data protection functions in aviation and financial services. He’s represented both Visa Europe and Mastercard on the PCI Security Standards Council, and contributed to many of the PCI standards including PCI DSS v4. He has LLM in Information Rights Law, holds the expected information security certificates (CISSP, CISA , CRISC, CDPSE) and is a Fellow of the British Computer Society - the Chartered Institute for IT.

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