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Introduction to DPIA

  • Definition and purpose within GDPR and related legislation
  • Understanding legal obligations and regulatory expectations
  • Key terminology: processing, risk, mitigation, and impact

Identifying When a DPIA is Required

  • Characteristics of high-risk data processing activities
  • Examples including profiling, surveillance, and large-scale data usage
  • Utilizing pre-screening checklists and defining risk thresholds

The DPIA Framework and Lifecycle

  • Core phases: preparation, assessment, consultation, and documentation
  • Clarifying roles and responsibilities for DPOs, controllers, and processors
  • Ensuring stakeholder engagement and transparency

Executing the DPIA Process

  • Mapping data flows, identifying data subjects, and cataloguing assets
  • Methods for risk identification and evaluation
  • Formulating mitigations and implementing safeguards

Documentation and Reporting

  • Structuring an effective DPIA report
  • Utilizing templates, checklists, and sample entries
  • Reporting findings to management and regulatory authorities

Integration with Governance and Privacy by Design

  • Embedding DPIA into project management and change control processes
  • Aligning with overarching data protection strategies
  • Maintaining a continuous DPIA review cycle

Case Studies and Practical Application

  • Analyzing sample DPIAs from healthcare, finance, and the public sector
  • Collaborative group exercises and peer review sessions
  • Instructor-led Q&A on specific use cases

Summary and Future Steps

Requirements

  • Familiarity with data privacy concepts and compliance obligations
  • Knowledge of GDPR or other relevant data protection regulations

Target Audience

  • Data Protection Officers (DPOs)
  • Professionals in compliance and risk management
  • IT and legal personnel involved in privacy impact evaluations
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