In this recorded masterclass we dive into mastering that process in two one-hour online sessions:
Diving into the steps to take
Seuring buy-in and collaboration
Diving into the steps to take
Everytime your organisation acquires a new system or introduces a new process involving personal information, you need to assess the privacy and data protection implications. Preferably, through a structured process that gives you overview and control.
The DPIA process as the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) describes it is a great framework for doing that.
Whether you are required to do a full DPIA or not, going through the process will ensure that new systems and processes are legal.
In this first part of the masterclass, we take the practical approach and dive into the steps to take to complete the assessment.
Securing buy-in and collaboration
Such a process requires buy-in from management, awareness (and acceptance) from your colleagues and a lot of collaboration.
That is what we dive into in the part of the masterclass.
You’ll learn:
- How to tailor a plan to secure buy-in from management
- How to make sure that the whole organisation is aware of the importance of data protection and
- How to best collaborate with IT, procurement and the rest of the organisation.
Your teacher
Jacob Høedt Larsen, Wired Relations, is your teacher.
He believes that being accountable is not a project, it's a process. Being accountable is all about solid privacy workflows, making data protection come alive within the organisation.
He is an expert on:
- Privacy workflows, supported by software
- Setting up a privacy programme
- Managing a privacy team
- Securing top management buy-in
