In today's digital age, Data Privacy and Protection Standards are pivotal for organizations across all sectors to safeguard sensitive information, comply with international regulations, and maintain the trust of clients and customers. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the foundational principles of data privacy, the latest in protection standards, and practical approaches to implementing robust data protection measures. Participants will explore key regulations such as the GDPR and CCPA, delve into technical and organizational strategies for data security, and learn how to handle data breaches effectively.
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Assess Global Data Privacy Regulations and Their Impact on Businesses.
Implement Data Protection Strategies for Security and Breach Prevention.
Establish Data Privacy Compliance through Assessments and Policies.
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This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the foundational principles of data privacy, the latest in protection standards, and practical approaches to implementing robust data protection measures. Participants will explore key regulations such as the GDPR and CCPA, delve into technical and organizational strategies for data security, and learn how to handle data breaches effectively.
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11 videos4 readings1 assignment2 discussion prompts
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Reviewed on Jul 29, 2024
A concise and very informative course that would be useful to many people affected by GDPR or other privacy protection issues.
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