Path to GDPR Series

#1 - Using penetration testing to keep your data safe

Do you want to identify gaps in your security which attackers could exploit? How are you demonstrating the effectiveness of your systems security to stakeholders and third parties?

Learn how penetration testing can help to increase the security of your organization's data.

#2 - Untrained employees - the weakest link in your cybersecurity defence

91% of all cyber attacks originate via emails. End User Security Awareness is key to keeping your customer data safe and secure and maintaining your organization's GDPR compliance. 

During this webinar you will learn about creating a "Human Firewall" to help defend against trending Cyber Threats!

#3 - You have 72 hours to respond after a breach... was personal data compromised?

If your organization suffered from a data breach, how would you react? How can you find out if any Personally Identifiable Information ("PII") has been affected?

Find out how you can use existing principles from the incident response and forensics fields to organize and manage the investigation into the breach.

#4 - GDPR readiness – 20 steps to achieving compliance

While many organizations have already aligned processes and procedures with the GDPR, it will enforce a number of new requirements that were not applicable in the past.

This webinar will outline 20 practical steps that you can take to ensure that your organization can adopt a defensible position and implement and maintain an effective GDPR compliance programme.

#5 - The Role of the DPO – is your organization GDPR ready?

GDPR imposes new, more rigorous obligations on organizations for the collection and processing of personal data. One of the major requirements is the mandatory appointment of a dedicated Data Protection Officer (DPO).

This webinar will discuss the roles and responsibilities of a DPO within an organization and whether or not your organization is ready.

#6 - Getting ready to deal with Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs)

DSARs are not a new feature of the GDPR when compared to the current Directive, but the removal of the processing fee will likely lead to more EU citizens exercising their rights in this area. This webinar will outline what organisations should be doing to ensure that they are in a reasonable position to deal with the potential influx of DSARs in May 2018 and beyond.

#7 - Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs)

What is a PIA?
When are they required under GDPR? What PIA Requirements exist under GDPR? And how do you integrate them into planned (or existing) project activities as part of privacy-by-design and overall privacy management?

#8 - Two months to go - the BSI achieving compliance guide - the first 10 of 20 steps analysed

While many organizations have already aligned processes and procedures with the GDPR, it will enforce a number of new requirements that were not applicable in the past.

This webinar will outline the first 10 practical steps that you can take to ensure that your organization can adopt a defensible position and implement and maintain an effective GDPR compliance programme.

#9 - One month to go - the BSI achieving compliance guide - the next 10 of the 20 steps analysed

While many organizations have already aligned processes and procedures with the GDPR, it will enforce a number of new requirements that were not applicable in the past.

This webinar will outline the second batch of 10 practical steps that you can take to ensure that your organization can adopt a defensible position and implement and maintain an effective GDPR compliance programme.