Privacy and GDPR compliance

Protect personal data and ensure compliance, because trust begins with transparency.

The courses GDPR Compliance and Privacy are grouped together in this sheet because they offer an integrated approach to personal data protection and compliance with European regulations. They are essential for any company that handles sensitive information about clients, employees, or suppliers and aims to reduce the risk of violations or penalties.

1 - GDPR Compliance

This course provides an operational overview of the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) . It covers principles, roles (controller, processor, DPO), compliance tasks, security measures, and documentation requirements.

When to take this course

Uncertainty about responsibilities and data management.
Missing procedures or lack of a data processing register.
Fear of audits or fines by the Data Protection Authority.

Key topics covered

• GDPR principles and corporate responsibility.
• Risk assessment and security measures.
• Documentation requirements and compliance tasks.
• Controls, sanctions, and audit procedures.

Successful applications in companies

- Implemented a complete and up-to-date processing register, obtaining GDPR compliance, avoiding fines and improving internal data management.
- Solved a data breach by introducing a response plan, reducing reaction time and limiting legal and reputational damage.
- Launched a semiannual training program on data protection for staff, reducing errors and increasing client trust.

2 - Privacy

This course explores practical aspects of data protection within organizations. It covers consent, privacy notices, user rights, and data handling in marketing and recruitment.

When to take this course

Lack of or unclear privacy notices.
Difficulty in managing data access, modification, or deletion requests.
Use of personal data for purposes not aligned with declared intentions.

Key topics covered

• Consent management and privacy notices.
• User rights and request handling.
• Data processing in marketing and recruitment.
• Third-party and supplier data handling.

Successful applications in companies

- Revised and updated privacy notices, reducing user inquiries and improving GDPR compliance.
- Restructured marketing data collection with specific consents for each activity, improving campaign effectiveness and compliance.
- Created a supplier compliance protocol with contracts and periodic audits, avoiding legal risks from improper data processing.

Build a data protection culture: trust is earned through transparency.

Headquarters of the Italian Data Protection Authority in Rome, the national institution
that monitors GDPR compliance, ensures data rights, and enforces sanctions in case of violations.