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DS150-WS: Data Protection Jungle – How to Stay on Top

Web Seminar: Security

Participants receive a practical introduction to the new Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) and their implementation. The course covers the background of the GDPR, Schrems II, and data transfers to the USA using Meta as an example. It addresses deadlines, legal requirements, and practical measures for implementation in organizations.

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Agenda:

How do I scan the context?

How do I handle standard contractual clauses?

To dive deeper into the topic of data protection, we recommend the workshop
DS150 Data Protection Management System (DSMS/PIMS) Lead Auditor ISO/IEC 27701

Objectives:

In this web seminar, the trainer explains context scanning for data protection as well as how to handle standard contractual clauses using a real-world example.

Target audience:

The web seminar Data Protection Jungle – How to Stay on Top is intended for participants who

want to audit and assess a formal data protection management system (DSMS or PIMS)
want to expand their knowledge and skills as auditors
want to support the implementation of data protection management systems as consultants

Prerequisites:

Basic knowledge in the field of data protection, especially regarding the GDPR, is recommended for participation in the web seminar Data Protection Jungle – How to Stay on Top.

Description:

Constantly evolving laws and regulations make it increasingly difficult to comply with data protection requirements. You know the scenario: you've just finalized contracts with a customer and are confident that everything is properly arranged—when suddenly, the data protection officer steps in and asks about data processing agreements, technical and organizational measures, standard contractual clauses, and much more.

It wasn’t just the GDPR and the Schrems II ruling that complicated the world of data protection, but they certainly didn’t make it any easier. Deadlines must be carefully monitored—such as the transition to the new standard contractual clauses (SCCs), mandatory since September 27, 2021, with a grace period ending on December 27, 2022. Do you know what needs to be done?

In this web seminar, we will focus on a specific area of data protection: the transition to the “new” standard contractual clauses, and related topics such as data transfers to the U.S.—including the case of Meta.