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Data Protection: Dealing with Coronavirus

Posted on 20 July 2020SharePrint

Join us live online for 'Data Protection: Dealing with Coronavirus'...

As Coronavirus restrictions in the UK continue to ease, organisations are asking how they can remain compliant with data privacy laws whilst dealing with urgent data sharing priorities, track and trace obligations, remote working and reduced staffing levels.

On Wednesday 19th August, we will be hosting Data Protection: Dealing with Coronavirus, a brand-new two hour webinar. It will guide you through everything you need to know about the impact Coronavirus has on your organisation's data protection policies and the measures you may need to put in place to maintain your compliance.

The course is priced at just £159+VAT and will be presented by Peter Blenkinsopp, a leading expert on data protection and privacy laws. During the course there will be a full Q&A session, where your specific company concerns can be addressed by Peter.

You can book your places on the online course here

What questions will be answered?

  • What have been the key messages and guidance from the ICO since March?
  • What guidance has the European Data Protection Board issued since March?
  • What additional information should organisations communicate to data subjects?
  • Which areas of compliance should organisations be focused on?
  • What is the ICO’s regulatory approach during the pandemic?
  • What kind of security measures should organisations have in place for homeworking during this period?
  • What measures should organisations put in place when processing health information of staff, customers or visitors?
  • Do organisations still have to respond to data subject requests within one month?
  • Do reportable data breaches still need to be reported to the ICO within 72 hours?
  • What steps should an organisation take if they plan to introduce COVID-19 questionnaires or testing?
  • What are the data privacy implications of the Government’s contact tracing requirements?
  • What guidance has been issued for organisations that are planning on using CCTV, thermal cameras or other surveillance methods as part of testing or ongoing monitoring of staff?
  • Under what circumstances should a Data Protection Impact assessment be completed?
  • What are the practical steps an organisation should take to remain compliant with data protection laws?

If you have any questions about how the online training works, please get in touch and we will be happy to help.

We hope you will join us on this crucial course in August - we will also be adding more dates shortly.

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