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General Data Protection Regulation

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a regulation that enforces a stronger data protection regime for organizations that operate in the European Union (EU) and handle EU citizens’ data. GDPR constitutes the protection of the personal data of employees, customers, and others. If organizations fail to comply with this regulation, they will be subject to heavy fines and damaged reputation. Considering that personal data represents critical and sensitive information that all organizations should protect, such a regulation will help put in place appropriate procedures and controls to prevent Information Security breaches. Since May 2018, all organizations that operate in the EU should comply with this regulation.



What Should We Learn

Protecting an organization’s reputation is key to long-term success. Minimizing security incidents and building customer trust go hand-in-hand, ensuring that customers feel confident in your services. You strengthen your business's foundation by retaining and attracting new customers. Facilitating data access and enabling accurate storage of customer data is essential for smooth operations while enforcing stronger rules and ensuring adequate access control further safeguard your business. In the ISO 50001 Foundation, we learn how to integrate these principles into effective energy management systems for a more sustainable future



FAQs

Q: What is the general data protection regulation?
Ans: The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) governs how the personal data of individuals in the EU may be processed and transferred.
Q: What is the purpose of GDPR?
Ans: One of the purposes of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is to protect individuals' fundamental rights and freedoms, particularly their right to protect their data. The European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) lays down the right to private life.



Exam Information

  • Introduction to GDPR - 10%

  • Principles of Data Protection - 20%

  • Rights of Data Subjects - 15%

  • Data Processing Obligations - 15%

  • Data Protection Impact Assessments - 10%

  • Data Breach Notifications - 10%

  • Compliance and Enforcement - 10%

  • Roles and Responsibilities - 5%

  • International Data Transfers - 5%

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