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New – Data Protection Act (DPA) 1 Day Course

March 5th, 2010 by
  • Does your organisation comply with the DPA?
  • Do you want to avoid fines and censure for data breaches?
  • How do you manage personal data legally and effectively?

This interactive and enjoyable one-day course gives both new and experienced staff and management – those involved with or responsible for personal data – an oversight of what the Data Protection Act means to their business also to their own rights as an individual.

Course delegates will go back to their companies with up-to-date knowledge of the current legal compliance position around personal data, including:

  • The 8 Principles of the DPA;
  • Powers of the Informatin Commissioner;
  • Individuals’ legal rights;
  • The new DPA enforcement regime;
  • Options available for ensuring compliance.

What does this DPA course cover?

This 1-day Data Protection course combines a mixture of theory and group workshop sessions to examine the legislation and requirements on organisations handling personal data and explores methods of complying with the DPA whilst supporting business objectives.

This comprehensive course covers:

  • Why Data Protection? – Privacy evolution or erosion?
  • What is personal data?
  • The legal and commerical obligations of an organisation;
  • Finding a legal basis for collecting and retaining data;
  • Fair processing statements, direct marketing and whether to “opt in” or “opt out”;
  • Getting the right amount of relevant personal information;
  • Keeping personal data accurate and up-to-date;
  • Archiving and retention;
  • Security, including the role of ISO27001 and BS10012;
  • International or inter-business transfers of personal data;
  • The rights of the individual;
  • Powers of the Information Commissioner;
  • Criminal Offences and Sanctions;
  • Interaction with Human rights, Freedom of Information, Information Security and, Business Continuity;
  • Rights of the individual in the workplace; and;
  • CCTV, internet, email and other monitoring devices.

This course enables delegates to get to grips with the key concepts, obligations and rights granted by Data Protection law, including the latest revisions to UK Data Protection legislation.

Certificates of attendance are awarded to all delegates and this course qualifies for 8 CPE credits, or 8 hours for all professional Continuous Professional Education programs.

This unique DPA course is in high demand and spaces are limited

Book now to safeguard your seat and ensure your organisation will meet the requirements of the DPA!

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