Certified data protection officer

Legal regulations on data privacy

• Applicability of the new EU GDPR.
• Opening clauses, national data protection law.
• New definitions of data protection terms.
• New regulation of the principle of earmarking.
• New legal bases.
• Current decisions of the ECJ and national courts.

Data protection obligations

• Legal basis for data processing.
• Requirements for consent.
• New information and disclosure obligations.
• Introduction of a new right of objection.
• Reporting obligations to the supervisory authority.
• Obligation to notify the persons concerned.

Handling of personal data

• Personnel file management.
• Employee data and customer data.
• Data minimization and deletion.
• Use of personal data for advertising purposes.
• Increase in fines to up to EUR 20,000,000 or 4% of annual turnover.

data privacy and data security

• Technical and organizational security measures.
• State of the art.
• Computers and computer networks.
• Cloud computing.
• Social media.
• Private use of Internet and e-mail.
• BYOD, COPE.
• Mobile data carriers.

The:The internal data protection officer

• Appointment and tasks.
• Rights and obligations.
• Cooperation with the HR department, works council and, if applicable, company lawyers.
• Internal and external liability.
• requirement for the induction of new employees.
• Transfer and departure of employees.

Role of the supervisory authorities

• Europe-wide coordination, coherence.
• Lead supervisory authority.
• Measures taken by the supervisory authorities.

Overcoming internal hurdles and practical tips

Note on the e-test:

The e-exam is an online-based exam and lasts 45 minutes. It can be taken in a familiar environment or directly after the training event (own PC required). The result is displayed immediately after completion. After passing the exam, you will be certified as a "Certified data protection officer" by the Haufe Akademie.

Information on the classroom course:
The course lasts two and a half days and ends on the last day at around 3 pm.

Legal regulations on data privacy

• Applicability of the new EU GDPR.
• Opening clauses, national data protection law.
• New definitions of data protection terms.
• New regulation of the principle of earmarking.
• New legal bases.
• Current decisions of the ECJ and national courts.

Data protection obligations

• Legal basis for data processing.
• Requirements for consent.
• New information and disclosure obligations.
• Introduction of a new right of objection.
• Reporting obligations to the supervisory authority.
• Obligation to notify the persons concerned.

Handling of personal data

• Personnel file management.
• Employee data and customer data.
• Data minimization and deletion.
• Use of personal data for advertising purposes.
• Increase in fines to up to EUR 20,000,000 or 4% of annual turnover.

data privacy and data security

• Technical and organizational security measures.
• State of the art.
• Computers and computer networks.
• Cloud computing.
• Social media.
• Private use of Internet and e-mail.
• BYOD, COPE.
• Mobile data carriers.

The:The internal data protection officer

• Appointment and tasks.
• Rights and obligations.
• Cooperation with the HR department, works council and, if applicable, company lawyers.
• Internal and external liability.
• requirement for the induction of new employees.
• Transfer and departure of employees.

Role of the supervisory authorities

• Europe-wide coordination, coherence.
• Lead supervisory authority.
• Measures taken by the supervisory authorities.

Overcoming internal hurdles and practical tips

Note on the e-test:

The e-exam is an online-based exam and lasts 45 minutes. It can be taken in a familiar environment or directly after the training event (own PC required). The result is displayed immediately after completion. After passing the exam, you will be certified as a "Certified data protection officer" by the Haufe Akademie.

Information on the classroom course:
The course lasts two and a half days and ends on the last day at around 3 pm.