GDPR Introduction

This course gives you a simple and practical introduction to the General Data Protection Regulation, also known as the GDPR. You will learn what the GDPR is, why it was created, and who must follow its rules, using real-life examples that make the topic easier to understand.

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Course Topics

Lesson 1) What is the GDPR?

The employee will be introduced to the GDPR, which will give them context for understanding its many requirements.

0.1 GDPR Introduction (1)

Lesson 2) Why was the GDPR created?

The GDPR is seen by many as a burdensome and unnecessary regulation, so this lesson aims to provide context on why it was created and what problems it aims to solve.

0.2 GDPR Introduction (2)

Lesson 3) Who Must Comply With the GDPR?

In this lesson, your employees will explore who must comply with the GDPR. This will help them understand whether the organisation’s partners and vendors are also covered by the rules.

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GDPR Introduction

All employees should know the basics of GDPR, as it covers the handling of personal data that everyone deals with daily.

GDPR Introduction Quiz

Test your knowledge about the basics of the GDPR in this quiz.

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