Every company processes personal data, starting from employee and client representative’s data to individual customer data. Such processing is governed by the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which provides specific rules for handling personal data, including high fines for violations.

Compliance with GDPR requirements is an international competitive advantage in pursuing potential business opportunities. Compliance with established rules depends on the awareness of each employee. Therefore, data protection fundamentals training is necessary for every company to provide relevant knowledge to new and existing employees.




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‍Part IV: The role of a data protection officer in a company
- Purpose and tasks
- Liability
‍Part V: Rights of data subjects
- Overview of the rights
- Timelines related to performing the rights
- How to recognise data subject requests?
‍Part VI: Sub-processors and transfer of personal data to third countries
- Transfer requirements
- Possible implications in everyday work
‍Part VII: Security of personal data processing
- Technical and organizational measures
- Personal data breaches
‍Part VIII: Liability and Fines
- Fines stipulated in laws and liable persons
- Examples of fines in practice

Upon completion of the course, the trainee:
- understands the nature and principles of personal data protection at a basic level
- understands the necessity and benefits of complying with personal data protection rules at the company level
- is familiar with data protection terms
- can identify situations that may require the involvement of a data protection officer
- knows the necessity of mandatory documents
- knows the possible consequences of violating personal data protection rules.