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Course Outline

Introduction to DPIA

  • Core definitions and objectives under GDPR and associated legislation
  • Statutory obligations and regulatory standards
  • Essential terminology: processing, risk, mitigation, and impact

Identifying the Need for a DPIA

  • Characteristics of high-risk data processing
  • Typical examples: profiling, surveillance, and large-scale data utilization
  • Pre-screening tools and risk assessment criteria

DPIA Framework and Process Lifecycle

  • Key stages: preparation, assessment, consultation, and documentation
  • Roles and duties: DPO, controller, and processor
  • Engaging stakeholders and ensuring transparency

Executing the DPIA

  • Mapping data flows, subjects, and assets
  • Techniques for risk identification and evaluation
  • Developing effective mitigations and safeguards

Documentation and Reporting

  • Anatomy of a DPIA report
  • Use of templates, checklists, and example entries
  • Reporting insights to management and regulatory bodies

Integration with Governance and Privacy by Design

  • Integrating DPIA into project management and change control processes
  • Aligning with overarching data protection strategies
  • Establishing a continuous DPIA review cycle

Case Studies and Practical Application

  • Illustrative DPIAs from the healthcare, finance, and public sectors
  • Collaborative group exercises and peer assessments
  • Instructor-led Q&A focusing on specific use cases

Conclusion and Path Forward

Requirements

  • A foundational understanding of data privacy principles and compliance duties
  • Knowledge of GDPR or equivalent data protection regulations

Target Audience

  • Data Protection Officers (DPOs)
  • Professionals in compliance and risk management
  • IT and legal team members involved in privacy impact assessments
 7 Hours

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