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Course Outline
Introduction to DPIA
- Definitions and objectives under GDPR and related legislation.
- Statutory obligations and regulatory benchmarks.
- Core terminology: processing, risk, mitigation, and impact.
Identifying the Need for a DPIA
- Characteristics of high-risk data processing activities.
- Illustrative examples: profiling, surveillance, and large-scale data utilization.
- Use of pre-screening checklists and risk thresholds.
DPIA Framework and Lifecycle
- Key phases: preparation, assessment, consultation, and documentation.
- Defining roles and responsibilities: DPO, controller, and processor.
- Strategies for stakeholder engagement and transparency.
Executing the DPIA
- Mapping data flows, data subjects, and relevant assets.
- Techniques for risk identification and evaluation.
- Formulating mitigation strategies and security safeguards.
Documentation and Reporting
- Anatomy of a DPIA report.
- Utilizing templates, checklists, and sample entries.
- Effective communication of findings to management and regulatory authorities.
Alignment with Governance and Privacy by Design
- Integrating DPIA into project management and change control processes.
- Ensuring consistency with overarching data protection strategies.
- Establishing a continuous DPIA review cycle.
Case Studies and Practical Application
- Analyzing sample DPIAs from healthcare, finance, and the public sector.
- Group-based exercises and peer reviews.
- Instructor-led Q&A sessions addressing specific use cases.
Conclusion and Recommended Next Steps
Requirements
- Foundational knowledge of data privacy concepts and compliance duties.
- Familiarity with GDPR or equivalent data protection regulations.
Target Audience
- Data Protection Officers (DPOs)
- Professionals in compliance and risk management.
- IT and legal teams involved in privacy impact assessments.
7 Hours
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