How to do a Data Protection Impact Assessment
Data Protection Impact Assessments are a key aspect of the 'Privacy by Design' requirements under the UK GDPR.
Although 'PIAs' (Privacy Impact Assessments) have been around for a while, there is some confusion over when to complete a DPIA, at what stage and who actually completes them and signs them off?
On this full day workshop, we will go through every aspect of a DPIA. From best practice on designing a template DPIA through to determining 'high risks' and what may or may not require ICO consultation. Through a mixture of content based learning and interactive discussion we'll explore the requirements of a DPIA and analyse a real DPIA.
By the end of this workshop you will have a good understanding of when a DPIA is required, be able to use best practice and resources for creating, embedding and completing a DPIA and acquire the practical skills to do a DPIA from to start to finish, including follow up and audit.
Key Topics
- Data Protection by Design
- Ethics: What is this?
- What is meant by 'Data Protection Impact'?
- What is a DPIA?
- When do you need to complete a DPIA?
- Structure of a DPIA and content
- Who should complete a DPIA?
- Process for completing a DPIA
- Recording and presenting outcomes from a DPIA
- How to do Risk Assessments for a DPIA
- Risks, Controls,Assessments, Feedback
- Who accepts risks from a DPIA?
- Key roles needed in the process of a DPIA
- What can the DPO 'sign off'?
Dates & Cost
Online
£449 plus VAT
Classroom
£2,450 plus VAT
Timings: 9:30am to 5:30pm
Course tutors
All our associates are experienced information governance professionals who have been training and advising in this field for many years.
What our clients say about us
The training was well paced and thought provoking. It gives a really informative overview of the subject. The trainer actively encouraged everyone to speak with no-one individual hogging the stage. The trainer was entertaining and very knowledgeable with an enthusiasm and passion
for his subject that was catching. I would not hesitate to recommend this course to colleagues.
DU, Powys County Council
