GDPR Workshop Training Course

This course is designed specifically for auditors and administrative professionals responsible for verifying that their control systems and IT environments comply with current laws and regulations. The program starts by clarifying core GDPR concepts and explaining how these requirements impact the daily responsibilities of auditors. Participants will examine the rights of data subjects, the obligations of data controllers and processors, and the frameworks for enforcement and compliance under the regulation. Additionally, the training includes a review of the audit program developed by ISACA, equipping auditors to evaluate GDPR governance, response mechanisms, and supporting processes that mitigate risks associated with non-compliance.

This advanced course provides in-depth coverage designed for professionals who engage extensively with the GDPR and may be assigned to a dedicated GDPR team. It is particularly well-suited for employees in IT, human resources, and marketing who handle GDPR-related matters on a regular basis.

The PECB Certified Data Protection Officer training program empowers you with the essential knowledge, skills, and competence required to effectively perform the duties of a Data Protection Officer within an organization's GDPR compliance framework.

Why should you attend?

As data protection grows increasingly critical, organizations face growing demands to safeguard this information. Non-compliance with data protection regulations not only infringes upon individuals' fundamental rights and freedoms but also exposes organizations to significant risks that can damage their credibility, reputation, and financial standing. Your expertise as a Data Protection Officer is vital in navigating these challenges.

This PECB Certified Data Protection Officer training course will equip you with the knowledge and practical skills needed to serve as a Data Protection Officer (DPO), helping organizations meet General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) requirements.

Through hands-on exercises, you will master the DPO role, gaining the competence to inform, advise, and monitor GDPR compliance, as well as collaborate effectively with supervisory authorities.

Upon completing the training, you may sit for the exam. If you pass, you can apply for the "PECB Certified Data Protection Officer" credential. This internationally recognized certificate validates your professional capability and practical knowledge to guide controllers and processors in fulfilling their GDPR obligations.

Who should attend?

• Managers or consultants aiming to prepare and support an organization in planning, implementing, and sustaining a GDPR-based compliance program
• Current DPOs and individuals tasked with maintaining GDPR compliance
• Members of information security, incident management, and business continuity teams
• Technical and compliance professionals preparing for a Data Protection Officer role
• Expert advisors specializing in personal data security

Learning objectives

• Grasp GDPR concepts and interpret its requirements
• Understand the content and interrelation between GDPR and other regulatory frameworks, such as ISO/IEC 27701 and ISO/IEC 29134
• Develop the competence to execute the DPO's role and daily tasks within an organization
• Build the ability to inform, advise, and monitor GDPR compliance, including cooperation with supervisory authorities

Purpose of the Training

• To familiarize participants with the structured, comprehensive framework governing personal data protection under Polish and European law.
• To provide practical insights into the updated regulations for processing personal data.
• To highlight key areas of legal risk associated with the implementation of the GDPR.
• To practically prepare participants to independently carry out the duties of a Personal Data Protection Officer.

Training Objectives

• Gaining practical knowledge on performing Auditor responsibilities
• Acquiring practical skills in auditing and risk assessment
• Understanding practical guidelines regarding new personal data processing regulations