GDPR training
The training provides the necessary knowledge on how to process personal data correctly, how to protect the rights of individuals and how to minimise the risk of GDPR breaches. The training raises awareness of the importance of data protection and helps organisations prevent legal and reputational problems associated with non-compliance with the Regulation.
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Ensure compliance with data protection rules
Compliance with data protection rules is essential for organisations that want to comply with GDPR and build trust with their clients and partners. Our GDPR training solution provides comprehensive and effective GDPR training for your employees. Through courses and practical examples, participants will learn how to properly handle personal data, how to protect the rights of individuals and how to minimise the risks associated with GDPR violations. Our training also covers the latest changes and regulations to ensure ongoing compliance with the latest data protection requirements. With our solution, you’ll have a key competitive advantage and ensure not only regulatory compliance, but also protect your reputation and your organisation’s credibility.
Risks associated with a successful attack
Violation of GDPR:
Poorly informed employees may unknowingly violate GDPR rules by not processing personal data correctly, which can lead to fines and legal problems.
Legal implications:
Inadequate training can lead to an organisation not being able to fully exercise the rights of data subjects, which can result in legal complaints and court proceedings.
Loss of trust:
Data breaches can cause a loss of trust with clients and partners, which can have a serious impact on a company’s reputation.
Loss of resources:
If an organisation has to deal with the problems associated with insufficient GDPR training for employees, this can lead to a waste of time and financial resources.
Security loopholes:
If employees are not trained on data security and privacy, an organisation can be vulnerable to data leaks and cyber-attacks.
Financial penalties:
The GDPR allows for hefty fines for data breaches, and organisations can face significant financial losses if employees do not comply with the regulation.
Loss of business opportunities:
Inadequate training can deter potential partners and clients who require assurances that their personal data is protected.
Excessive bureaucracy:
Without adequate training, organisations can unnecessarily complicate their internal processes and the work of their employees by introducing excessive security measures and procedures.
The key to successful training: a qualified team of experts
Qualified people with the right skills and certifications are key to this service. As a cyber security and GDPR service provider, we pride ourselves on the fact that our staff are highly skilled and hold prestigious certifications that validate the skills and knowledge required for this service.
Certifications held include GDPR Data Protection Officer, Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), CompTIA Security+, Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC), Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP). BI Manager, ISO/IEC 27001 Auditor/Lead Auditor and others.
Thanks to these certifications and the skills of our team, we are able to provide market experts who guarantee our clients a high level of protection and confidentiality for their data and systems. We are constantly evolving and monitoring developments in the cyber threat landscape to ensure we always have the up-to-date knowledge and skills needed to protect our clients from ever-changing threats.
The training is a great opportunity for improvement, it will enable staff to work more effectively with data, making it easier to achieve targets. Navíc, dodržování GDPR pomůže budovat důvěru u klientů a partnerů, což přinese nové obchodní příležitosti. This training is an investment in the future and competitiveness in the market”
Zymestic Solutions, a.s.
Threats in numbers
International statistics
1.573
GDPR breach notifications in the Czech Republic
39 %
companies train their employees
360
GDPR breaches daily in the EU
About the service
What you get with GDPR training
GDPR Compliance
The first step is increased compliance with the GDPR. The training will help employees better understand the requirements of GDPR and how to apply them in their daily work. This reduces the risk of breaches of the regulation and potential fines.
Improved data protection
The second step is improved data protection. Employees who are well trained will better understand the importance and procedures for secure data processing, reducing the risk of data leaks and loss of client trust.
Credibility and reputation
The third step is to increase the company’s credibility and reputation. An organisation that demonstrates competence and diligence in protecting personal data earns the trust of clients, partners and customers, which can lead to long-term success in the marketplace.
Efficient data management
The fourth step is increased efficiency in handling personal data. Well-trained employees will be better able to manage and process data, saving time and resources for the organisation and increasing productivity.
GDPR training course
Introduction to GDPR
The training starts with an introduction to the GDPR, explaining its objectives and importance for the protection of personal data. This step helps employees understand the context and importance of the training.
Basic concepts and rules:
The training continues by explaining the basic concepts and rules of the GDPR, including the definitions of personal data, data processing and data subjects’ rights.
Specific scenarios and examples:
The next step is specific scenarios and examples that illustrate possible situations within an organisation and how they are handled in accordance with the GDPR. This helps employees to better understand the practicalities of data protection.
Procedures and agreements:
The training includes information on how organisations can develop internal procedures and agreements to ensure GDPR compliance. This includes, for example, procedures for reporting data breaches.
Exercises and simulations:
To reinforce practical skills, the training includes exercises and simulations in which employees apply their knowledge in real-life practical situations.
Tests:
At the end of the training, a knowledge assessment is usually conducted and if employees pass the test, they receive a certificate of completion that confirms they are able to work in compliance with the GDPR.
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