Data Subjects’ Rights​

The GDPR grants individuals extensive rights over the processing of their personal data. As virtually every organization handles the personal information of employees, customers, or others, respecting these rights is a legal obligation for all.

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Course Topics

Lesson 1) Introduction to Data Subjects’ Rights

This lesson introduces the data subjects’ rights under the GDPR.

These are rights given to individuals whose personal data is processed by any organisation. Organisations must, therefore, follow these rights, and since most people handle personal data for their jobs, having an understanding of these rights is important.

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Lesson 2) Data Subjects’ Rights Explained

In this lesson, we will explore the rights of individuals in greater detail, focusing on how these rights could impact the way you handle data in your daily work.

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Lesson 3) How to Respond to Data Subjects’ Rights

Remembering the specific details of data subjects’ rights can be overwhelming. The most important thing is to be aware of their existence and recognize when they might be relevant to your daily work so that you can take action.

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Data Subjects’ Rights​

This training is especially relevant to employees in customer-facing jobs.

Data Subjects’ Rights​​ Quiz

Test your knowledge about data subjects’ rights​​.

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