Data Protection Officer
Description: Competences include:
- Perform the work of an authorized Data protection Officer in accordance with the law regulating personal data and the General Data Protection Regulation
- Knew Country and EU regulations on the protection of personal data
- Understood the concept and types of processing of personal data
- Knew the basic principles and basics of inspection law
- Knew the basic principles and basic of administrative law
- Knew the basic principles of compensation law for interference with personal rights and the right to privacy and the protection of personal data
- Able to assess the effects of processing personal data on privacy
- Capable of representing the processor or manager of personal data collections in the inspection procedures of the control body.
Previous skills/knowledge:
- Demonstrable knowledge of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
- Professional experience from information security
Authorized Partners:
Teaching requirements: Minimum two teachers; to be qualified for revision of information security (e.g., with auditor/trainer qualification); knowledge of local and EU regulations on the protection of personal data and practice in organizations.
Objectives to achieve: To get the necessary knowledge and skills to:
- Explain the concept of the protection of personal data
- Explain the difference between the protection of personal data and the protection of personal data collections
- Identify the risk in individual types of processing of personal data
- Explain the concept of contractual processing and write a contract of contractual processing with the personal data protection measures included, also knows the rules of the contractual relationship of sub-production
- Explain the concept of cloud services and understand the risk associated with these services
- Explain the concept to build-in privacy and use the concept in various ways of processing personal data
- Take into account the basic principles for handling personal data, transfer them into practice and hand over to internal co-workers
- Keep a record of the processing of personal data processing and identify different risk in the particular types/ processing modes
- Identify processing cases that require an assessment of privacy impacts and create an impact assessment on privacy
- To conduct procedures and to decide on the rights of individuals
- To carry out procedures of internal control of the compliance of the processing of personal data with the law governing the protection of personal data and the General Data Protection Regulation.
