Espact's revised course on the Personal Data Protection Act 2010 takes into account recent cases on the Act that add clarity to some of the provisions of the Act. The course, however, keeps close to its original objectives which are to impart a practical understanding of the provisions of the Act and to help participants to establish a compliance framework within their organizations.
The course is designed for anyone who deals
with or handles personal data, whether the data is about employees, customers or suppliers. It sets out the essential knowledge relating to data
protection concepts and principles, data subject rights, the implementation of
data protection policies and measures, and regulatory compliance.
At the end of the course, participants will
be able to;
- Understand
the importance of protecting personal data against misuse;
- Comply
with the control mechanisms established by the Act,
- Understand
the rights of data subjects and how they are upheld.
- Understand
that company policies and methods should comply with data protection
regulations and outline key technical and organizational measures to achieve
this.
- Understand
how to respond to data breaches and the consequences of not complying with data protection regulations.
- Establish
a compliance framework within their organizations and develop policies and
procedures for collecting, processing retaining, and disclosing such
information.
COURSE OUTLINE
- The importance
of protecting personal data. Other legal approaches to protecting personal data,
including the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) of the European Union.
- A
glossary of terms that are applied in the Act.
- Personal
data and sensitive personal data as defined by the Act.
- Limitations
to the definition of personal data.
- Persons
who are bound by the Act.
- Registration
of certain classes of data users.
- Data
User Forums and Codes of Practice.
- The 7
data protection principles under the Act, their application, and limitations.
- Consent
of the data subject.
- Notice
and Choice.
- Disclosure
of personal data.
- Security
of personal data.
- Retention
of personal data.
- Data
integrity.
- Access to personal data
- Rights of data subjects.
- Liability for non-compliance of the principles.
- Exemptions from the provisions of the Act. Balancing data rights with freedom of expression.
- Complaints,
investigation, and enforcement of the Act.
- The Role of the Personal Data Protection Commissioner.
- Transfer of data overseas.
- Compliance with foreign legislation.
- Implementing compliance procedures in the organization.
For more information, please call U K Menon 016 3957617, Ms Lee 011 1620 1129 or Christopher John 016 244 0397
