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General Data Protection Regulation GDPR for the Workplace

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  1. Course content23 lessons
    1. GDPR Employees DCI Course Intro Rev1
    2. GDPR Employees DCI Content Rev1
    3. GDPR Employees DCI Module One Rev1
    4. GDPR Employees DCI GDPR Overview Rev1
    5. GDPR Employees DCI Personal Data Rev1
    6. GDPR Employees DCI Key Principles Overview Rev1
    7. GDPR Employees DCI GDPR in Workplace Rev1
    8. GDPR Employees DCI GDPRRights Rev1
    9. GDPR Employees DCI AI Rights Rev1
    10. GDPR Employees DCI Employees Rev1
    11. GDPR Employees DCI Key Terms Rev1
    12. GDPR Employees DCI Module One Review Rev1
    13. GDPR Employees DCI Module Two Overview Rev1
    14. GDPR Employees DCI Compliance Rev1
    15. GDPR Employees DCI DPO Rev1
    16. GDPR Employees DCI DPIA Rev1
    17. GDPR Employees DCI Data Breach Rev1
    18. GDPR Employees DCI Whiteboard FB Rev1
    19. GDPR Employees DCI US Companies FB Rev1
    20. GDPR Employees DCI Fines Rev1
    21. GDPR Employees DCI Module 2 Review Rev1
    22. GDPR Employees DCI Resources Closeout Rev1
    23. Resources

Data protection is no longer just an IT concern; it’s everyone’s responsibility. In today’s digital landscape, the personal data we handle is one of our company’s most valuable assets and one of its greatest liabilities.

This essential one-hour course cuts through the legal jargon to deliver the core knowledge and practical actions you need to protect personal data and ensure our organization remains compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

What You Will Learn

By the end of this engaging, case-study-driven training, you will be able to:

Understand the “Why”: Clearly define Personal Data under the GDPR and explain the immense impact (including massive fines) of non-compliance.

Know the Rules: Master the Seven Key Principles of data processing and recognize the Rights of the Individual (e.g., the right to be forgotten).

Act Like a Pro: Learn exactly what is required of you—from secure email practices to recognizing and immediately reporting a Data Breach.