Privacy by Design: strategically embedded privacy

The content of the training goes beyond the GDPR. You will hear only a few words about the Regulation at the beginning. And it might even be better if you haven't read the entire GDPR. 

1. Identify sources of threats for a company. 
2. Build and implement Designed Privacy from scratch.
3. Predict privacy violations.
4. Use tactics and strategies that mitigate privacy risks.
5. Calculate the consequences of a violation of privacy for the user.
6. Create a FAIR (Factor analysis of information risk) risk assessment model.
7. Create a blueprint and step-by-step guide for applying Engineered Privacy principles to your products and services.

Each step of the model will be worked out in practical exercises on the case. Theory will give logic and understanding, and practice will help develop a habit and learn a step-by-step algorithm for creating a plan. And a nice bonus will be a certificate of completion of the training.

Companies that have websites, applications or services. Companies that work with information about employees or users. It is relevant for startups, because in an ideal world, the principles of Privacy by Design are built in at the initial stages. It is also useful for large companies that have conquered the market for a long time, since it is never too late to rethink and strive for environmental friendliness of business.

The Privacy by Design training is suitable for all professionals and managers who are involved in the creation of a new product and its development in the international market.

✔ CEO, since they make strategic decisions and the fate of the entire project depends on their will.

✔ CTO, architects, as they lay the “foundation” and principles of the system.

✔ Product Owner and Product Manager, as they are responsible for the product and its development. 

✔ Project Manager, as they make functional and non-functional requirements for the product even before the start of development.

✔ Business analysts, as they make decisions on planning and building processes.

✔ Data analysts, as they work with databases and manage changes.

✔ Inspired by DPO and privacy lawyers, as they can influence and motivate privacy changes in the process, product, company.