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Time is almost up - GDPR and Scenarios where it is applicable
The GDPR deadline is fast approaching and a lot of companies still have some work to do in order to be compliant with the new regulations. Recently the GDPR Coalition published the scenarios where GDPR is applicable to facilitate people identify how you and your company need to act.
The 25th of May of 2018 will mark the end of the transition period for the GDPR and will mark the full implementation of the new regulation.
Check it out the scenarios below where the GDPR is applicable and where you need to be ready for the changes.
EU parent company
If your parent company is registered in the EU territory, it is possible that GDPR compliance may be coordinated at that level. If that is the case, you may be able to rely on parent company procedures.
Personal Data Locally?
It is likely that local data will be held, which may not be captured by parent company processes. Examples might include HR/payroll, mobile phone contacts. The best option is to perform an audit of local data captured to ensure that it is processed in accordance with corporate procedures.
Local Suppliers
You might consider formally advising local suppliers of your potential need to audit their processes for GDPR compliance, particularly where local suppliers are a key part of the supply chain.
Staff Training
Training is required for everyone in the company, doesn’t matter the position, from the goods received clerk to the board of directors. Embedding GDPR principles in the company culture will be critical in achieving compliance. Therefore, while training is important, ‘tone from the top’ it is also critical.
Off-site Storage
When evaluating the results of a data audit, you should consider the status of archive documents which are held off-site. Particular consideration should be paid to documenting the control of such information when it is retrieved from the archive and re-introduced into the main body of company documentation.
Trading with Non-EU companies
If you are trading with entities in a 3rd country which does not have an adequate data protection regime, the transfer of personal data may only take place via a legal transfer mechanism.
Be ready for the GDPR - Investing in Training
At New Horizons Ireland we offer a wide range of courses to lead you directly to the most important trends and news about the GDPR. Don’t wait until May, start your plan today and avoid the enormous GDPR fines.
GDPR Certifications
Certified Information Privacy Professional
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The “what” of privacy, and why you need it.
- Legal
- Compliance
- Information Management
- Data Governance
- Human Resources
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Duration: 2 days
Includes:
- Exam
- IAPP membership
- Official training
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Certified Information Privacy Manager
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The “how” of privacy operations, and why you need it.
- Risk Management
- Privacy Operations
- Accountability
- Audit
- Privacy Analytics
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Duration: 2 days
Includes:
- Exam
- IAPP membership
- Official training
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Certified Information Privacy Technologist
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The “how” of privacy and technology, and why you need it.
- Information Technology
- Information Security
- Software Engineering
- Privacy by Design
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Duration: 2 days
Includes:
- Exam
- IAPP membership
- Official training
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Other Popular GDPR courses
The GDPR Primer for Data Protection Officers
2 Days
- The social, historical and legal background leading to the general data protection regulation (GDPR)
- Principle one: the criteria governing fair, open and transparent processing of personal data
- The role of the data protection officer (DPO)
- The remedies, liabilities and penalties available under the gdpr
- Provisions for specific processing situations
- Preparing for implementation of the GDPR
Outline and course dates
Watch our webinar
GDPR, IAPP Training and Certification: What you haven’t heard, and why you need to hear it before May 25th 2018
DATE: 02/15/2018
TIME: 5:00 am PST / 8:00 am EST / 1:00 pm GMT
PRESENTER: Paul Jordan, Managing Director, Europe - IAPP
Most know that GDPR is taking effect on May 25th 2018 which requires organizations to prepare technology, processes and people towards gaining compliance. Due to this EU regulation there has been a recent surge of training solutions that have become available in the marketplace. Unfortunately many make claims that their training will make your organization GDPR compliant which is not possible. To help decipher how to best prepare your organization for GDPR compliance, we have enlisted the help of the world’s largest data privacy certification and membership organization, International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP). Paul Jordan, Managing Director – Europe IAPP, will provide clarity on why privacy and security sit on opposite sides of the front door to an organization, and how GDPR will impact organizations, people, technology and processes all over the world. Mr. Jordan will also will explain how IAPP’s ISO certified training, certifications and membership sets itself apart from other solutions. Do not miss this exceptional opportunity to hear the latest from Mr. Jordan while having the opportunity to ask questions how best to prepare your organization for GDPR and longer term data privacy needs.
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