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At a glance

Course Length
30
Course Types
Full Length
Adaptive Learning
Category
Information Security Training
Audience
All Learners
Topics
Data Privacy
Format
Adaptive Learning

This Global Data Privacy course will help employees learn more about the laws that protect personal data. They will find out what personal data is, best practices for proper storage and handling, how to limit the risks of data misuse or a breach and how to respond if they suspect or know about a security incident. An optional manager module provides tips for increasing workplace vigilance and best practices for handling security incidents.

Collecting, storing and handling information comes with a responsibility to keep it safe. Solid training provides a foundation to help ensure organizations honor their commitment to protect it.

Course Details

Key concepts covered in this course:

  • Examples of global laws, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
  • Key principles for data protection, such as consent and rights of correction and erasure
  • Examples of the different types of personal information, such as passwords, PINs and fingerprints
  • Questions to ask to help determine if data is personal data
  • Ways to ensure data is safe in the workplace
  • Best practices for data storage, handling and sharing
  • Tips for keeping data safe during transmission, such as using secure Wi-Fi networks and VPN
  • Ways to keep criminals away from data
  • The different ways security incidents and data breaches can happen
  • The contain-report-follow approach to handling incidents
  • A reminder of an employee’s role in keeping personal data secure
  • The importance of following policies and the law as well as reporting suspected or actual incidents and breaches
  • An opportunity to review key policies and certify

Key concepts covered in this course:

  • Examples of global laws, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
  • Key principles for data protection, such as consent and rights of correction and erasure
  • Examples of the different types of personal information, such as passwords, PINs and fingerprints
  • Questions to ask to help determine if data is personal data
  • Ways to ensure data is safe in the workplace
  • Best practices for data storage, handling and sharing
  • Tips for keeping data safe during transmission, such as using secure Wi-Fi networks and VPN
  • Ways to keep criminals away from data
  • The different ways security incidents and data breaches can happen
  • The contain-report-follow approach to handling incidents
  • The listen-watch-escalate approach for securing data
  • Identifying formal and informal reports
  • Ways to ensure employees understand policies and receive training around data protection
  • A reminder of an employee’s role in keeping personal data secure
  • The importance of following policies and the law as well as reporting suspected or actual incidents and breaches
  • An opportunity to review key policies and certify

This course works well with

  • Data Privacy: Handling Personal Information

    Data Privacy: Handling Personal Information
    Micro Learning
    All Learners
    This micro learning stresses the importance of carefully handling personal information and offers quick tips to avoid common mistakes that can put personal data in jeopardy.
  • Data Privacy: Managing Fourth-Party Risk

    Data Privacy: Managing Fourth-Party Risk
    Micro Learning
    All Learners
    This micro learning course provides guidance on monitoring fourth-party businesses: the vendors and suppliers that your third-party business partners use.