Certification Training on GDPR – Putting into Practice and what you should be doing now? @ New Delhi [July 30 & 31]

Events & Opportunity Jun 26, 2018 Editor : Shreya Bansal 0 Shares

Cyber Research and Invocation Society is conducting a certification training offering expertise in GDPR compliance, giving you the opportunity to learn regulatory compliance requirements and translate them into action without incurring inflated compliance and operational costs. The unique features of the workshop include but are not limited to: The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is an EU data privacy law heralding a tectonic shift in processing personal data. It amalgamates law and technology to further its data protection objectives.

Interactive real-life case studies and examples to understand the complex issues
Methodology to ensure and sustain compliance
Monitoring and post implementation challenges
Implications of emerging technologies with GDPR
Certification – whether and how it works?
Data protection standards – best practices

Program Agenda

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2 days course – (Foundation and Advanced)

Road to GDPR – core concepts, principles, compliance requirements, methodology
Automated profiling, Data Transfers outside EU, Data protection standards & Best practices
DPO role insights and obligations
Internal compliance mechanisms – technology solutions
Information security solutions – beyond ISO 27001
GDPR and Emerging technologies (Blockchain, IoT, mobile, Big data and cloud)
Certification – how, what and by whom
Breach reporting
Monitoring and post implementation issues and solutions

For In-depth view on the training and the educators, Click here.

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Who should Attend?

Legal, Compliance, Risk and Data protection professionals
Cybersecurity professionals
HR or Finance or IT professionals
Marketing professionals
Business leaders

The certification is planned on July 30th & 31st, 2018 from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM at Hotel Jaypee Siddharth, Rajendra Place, New Delhi – 110008.

Earn a Certification (online test)

Fees:

Advanced certification (Jul 30 & 31st) – Rs 12950 + 18% GST
Foundation certification (Jul 30) – Rs 6950 + 18% GST
[Fees include course material,certificate, lunch and refreshments]

Contact for more info

CyberImmersions Solutions
Phone: +91 11 4700 5954, 93111 40197, 98606 28921
E-mail: workshop@cyberimmersions.com

Toregister for foundation certification, Click hereand to register for advanced certification, Click here.

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