Compliance Issues and Strategies: Data Compliance

Compliance Issues and Strategies: Data Compliance

• Course Overview
• describe the issues surrounding data compliance
• describe the common compliance standards that companies should be familiar with including GDPR, HIPPA, and PCI DSS
• describe the importance of knowing global standards
• identify the risks associated with not knowing relevant company standards
• identify the myths and facts of data compliance
• identify how corporate end-users can be educated about data compliance
• identify how management can be educated about data compliance
• identify the benefits of rolling out a successful data compliance program
• identify the elements of a successful data compliance strategy
• describe how to build a compliance strategy
• describe procedures for internal and external reporting and other responses to data breaches
• list regulations covering data protection, explain big data's popularity, list myths about data compliance, and explain the benefits of a data compliance program

This course explores the key areas for compliance in data protection: policies and legal regulations. You will learn how an organization can develop a policy framework. In this 12-video course, learners examine the legal regulations applicable to data protection, and company policies, the internal documents, and procedures an organization implements to comply with the law. You will learn how to develop a policy framework, and how to establish internal rules for personnel. This course examines the importance of training for both management and users, which includes developers, data engineers, business intelligence and business development analysts. Examine some of the laws, regulations, and guidance necessary for developing a data protection policy. You will also learn about some of the organizations that have developed regional policies, for example, the APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) Privacy Framework, and the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation) Privacy Principles. Finally, you will explore procedures for internal and external reporting, and other responses to data breaches.