• Which areas of compliance should organisations be focused on?
• What new guidance has the ICO issued recently?
• What areas of compliance is the new Information Commissioner focussed on in 2023?
• What are the new rules on international data transfers? What additional guidance is the ICO expected to deliver in 2023?
• When and how should data transfer risk assessments be performed?  How do the ICO approach differ to the European Data Protection Board’s approach?
• Have recent High Court decisions finally curtailed ‘no win – no fee’ lawsuits for minor breaches of data protection laws?
• What changes to data protection law is the UK Government planning to make in 2023?
• What are the key lessons from the recent fines levied against Interserve Group and Tuckers LLP?
• What can we learn from the recent fine levied against Easylife Ltd?
• What has the ICO said about service communications vs marketing communications in several enforcement actions during 2022?
• What trends are we seeing in EU enforcement actions?
• What specific lessons can we learn from other recent enforcement actions across the EU?
• How are the courts in the UK and EU approaching compensation claims in relation to breaches under GDPR?
• What approach is the ICO taking to protecting the personal data of employees?
• What is the ICO’s new strategic approach to regulatory action?
• What is the ICO’s approach to artificial intelligence and data protection?
• What is the latest advice from the ICO and the National Cyber Security Centre on ransomware payments?

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).