Description
Content
Introduction into the privacy legislation and historical background
Current national legislations vs. the GDPR
Exploring the different types of personal data:
Personal data and “sensitive” data Anonymised personal data vs. pseudonymised personal data
Defining and qualifying the three main actors in data protection: controller, processor and data subject
How to identify?
What is a joint controller?
What is their respective role?
How to process data lawfully? What are the legal grounds to process data? The other basic principles explained
What is new in the GDPR?
Overview of the different data subject rights
The need for records, a DPO and a Data Protection Impact Assessment
Data breaches: how to define and what to do? A word on codes of conduct and certifications
The role of the national data protection authority and the supervisory authority
International transfer of data
Prerequisites
Essential: knowledge of the GDPR or other comprehensive data protection laws
