Did you know that, in preparing for GDPR, you are also required to provide training to your staff in a verifiable manner and with the involvement of appropriate specialists?

We hold awareness-raising training courses and sessions on GDPR, data protection and information security (120 minutes or 2 x 1.5 hours).

If so requested, training activities can focus on a specific field.

Contact us to discuss your needs.

Topics covered

During our training sessions, the following topics are covered:

Theoretical knowledge

1. What is GDPR?

2. Who is affected?

3. Why is it important to address this matter?

4. What novelties does GDPR bring?

5. Why does GDPR compliance require substantial expertise?

6. What are considered personal data?

7. What does data processing mean?

8. Who is a controller/processor? Why is it important to be able to categorise the parties involved in data processing?

9. Data processing principles under GDPR that must be taken into account when processing personal data.

10. What rights do controllers need to grant to data subjects under GDPR and by what means?

11. What does “high-risk data processing” mean?

12. What does “data protection impact assessment” mean?

13. What does the “handling of personal data breaches” mean?

14. Who is a Data Protection Officer and when is it necessary to have one?

15. Steps to GDPR compliance:

• Exploration
• Investigation
• Review
• Data processing and protection

Practical knowledge

1. How to record data processing activities in practice (template data protection register and how to complete this register).

2. How to carry out a data protection impact assessment in practice (template and assistance with completing the template, examples).

3. How to record personal data breaches in practice (presentation of the template and an example of completing the template).

4. How to do a balancing test in practice (presentation of the template and assistance with completing the template and examples).