Stakeholders & GDPR

This course will help you understand how GDPR compliance affects the flow of personal data in and out of your organization.

You will learn how the GDPR impacts your relationships with customers, partners, and suppliers, and how those relationships correspond to the GDPR roles of data subjects, data controllers, data processors, joint controllers, and recipients.

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Course Topics

Lesson 1) Data Controllers

In the first part of this lesson, we introduce the roles assigned by the GDPR to stakeholders involved in data flows in and out of an organization. In the second part, we focus on the key role of the Data Controller.

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Lesson 2) Data Processors

Whenever your organisation uses a vendor for processing personal data, e.g., a software provider for a CRM system, the data handled by this vendor must align with your GDPR compliance.

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Lesson 3) Joint Controllers & Recipients

In some business partnerships, partners collaboratively decide why and how to process personal data, thereby acting as Joint Controllers. At other times, data may be transferred to a partner who independently determines the purposes and methods for processing the personal data, making them Recipients.

This lesson will explore these roles and their implications under GDPR.

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Stakeholders & GDPR

This training is mainly relevant for employees who work with business partners.

Stakeholders & GDPR​ Quiz

Test your knowledge about Stakeholders & GDPR​.

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