• Why is the ICO so focussed on the Accountability principle?
• What is the Accountability Toolkit and how should you use it?
• Which areas of compliance should organisations be focussed on?
• What are the key lessons from the recent fines levied against Google, British Airways and Marriott Hotels?
• What trends are we seeing in EU enforcement actions?
• What lessons can we learn from other recent fines across the EU?
• What guidance has the ICO issued since May 2018?
• What areas of compliance is the European Data Protection Board focussed on?
• What does the ICO’s recently published guidance say about age appropriate design?
• Why are the ICO and other data protection authorities targeting advertising technology (adTech)?
• What are the new rules on ‘cookies’?
• Why should organisations review their privacy policy in light of the recent fine against Google?
• How should companies approach digital marketing in a GDPR world?
• Why was an organisation fined for shortcomings in its approach to conducting a Data Protection Impact Assessment?
• What is the impact of the recent decision by the Polish data protection authority on organisations who collect personal data from third party sources?
• What is contained in the ICO’s Code of Practice on Data Subject Access Requests?
• What does the ending of Privacy Shield mean if your organisation shares data with the USA?
• What are the potential impacts of Brexit on data transfers between the UK and  the EU?
• What practical impact has the GDPR had on organisations across the EU and within the UK?
• What are the special conditions necessary for sharing personal data related to COVID-19?
• What must you do and not do with data collected for COVID-19 purposes?

This course will benefit the following people…

• Those performing the role of a DPO or Data Protection lead/co-ordinator
• People who already have an understanding of GDPR and need to be updated on the new guidance and legal context
• Anyone with responsibility for compliance or information and privacy matters
• Anyone with a responsibility for managing data or advising on data protection issues

• A course pack containing the information presented on the day
• A certificate of attendance

• Peter Blenkinsopp

  Peter is a highly qualified privacy professional with a background in law, technology and business.  He has helped many organisations across the globe to successfully deliver business change within heavily regulated environments.  He runs his own consultancy practice specialising in helping companies achieve data privacy compliance. He holds an LL.B and LL.M along with professional certifications from the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP).