CompliQuest

Course Overview

This masterclass is designed to help you develop the key skills necessary for effectively managing personal data processing and ensuring compliance with GDPR in various scenarios. 

Upon completion of the training, you will be equipped to independently develop personal data protection strategies, ensuring regulatory compliance while enhancing trust among clients and business partners. Additionally, through practical examples and best practices, you will be able to implement all necessary measures for efficient data management and protection within your organization. 
 

Who Is This For?

This training is intended for professionals involved in personal data processing and information management within their organizations. It is particularly recommended for: 

• Senior executives responsible for strategic decision-making and ensuring compliance with legal frameworks. 
• Managers at all levels overseeing data processing activities and the implementation of security measures. 
• Legal professionals advising organizations on the legality of data processing and legal bases. 
• IT professionals responsible for implementing technical data protection measures and security protocols. 
• Human resources personnel handling employee personal data and ensuring privacy protection. 
• Marketing and sales teams collecting and utilizing customer and user data. 
• Anyone involved in personal data processing as part of their job responsibilities and seeking to ensure GDPR compliance and certification. 
   

Modules

Introduction – Overview of personal data protection regulations, key principles, and compliance requirements for businesses handling personal data. 

CPRA (California Privacy Rights Act) – Covers data subject rights, notice requirements, automated decision-making, data sharing rules, incident response, and risk assessment obligations under CPRA. 

HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) – Explains the fundamental principles, compliance obligations, data subject rights, categories of protected health information (PHI), and rules for data sharing in the healthcare sector. 

FCRA (Fair Credit Reporting Act) – Focuses on consumer rights regarding credit information, restrictions on data sharing, and compliance responsibilities for businesses handling credit reports. 

GLBA (Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act) – Addresses financial data protection, consumer privacy rights, and requirements for safeguarding personal financial information in financial institutions. 

SOX (Sarbanes-Oxley Act) – Highlights the role of data security and privacy in corporate financial reporting, emphasizing compliance with internal controls and accountability measures.