Basic training for data protection
Comprehensive data protection training for all employees is essential to protect personal data and ensure legal compliance. Our e-learning program offers efficient data protection training in accordance with the GDPR.
Data protection expertise for employees
In today’s world, a comprehensive understanding of data protection is essential. Basic data protection training aims to provide employees with the necessary skills to manage personal data adequately and in accordance with applicable legislation.
In accordance with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), all employees who work with personal data are required to complete appropriate training.
Our e-learning-based training meets all requirements and provides the basis for handling sensitive data in compliance with data protection regulations. However, data protection is more than just a legal obligation, as it has a decisive influence on the trust of customers and business partners.
Providing employees with knowledge on how to handle data securely and in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) reduces the risk of data breaches and protects the company from significant fines and reputational damage.
Fulfill the legal obligation to train your employees in data protection and train them in accordance with the GDPR.
Teaching the most important basics of data protection in a practical and interactive way
Certificate of acquired knowledge after completion of the training
Instructional videos and summaries according to the latest legal requirements in data protection
Individual adaptation to your own schedule and needs through e-learning
Structure of the basic training for data protection
Our training covers all the essential basics of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) when handling sensitive data.
Contents of our basic training for data protection
The basic training course will give you a sound introduction to the most important topics, understand the legal basis for handling data and learn how to implement the rights of data subjects. You will also learn how to act as a data protection officer and work in compliance with the GDPR.
Data protection principles
We will show you the basics of implementing the GDPR requirements in your company.
Explanation of terms
Explanations of terms in data protection are essential definitions that help to understand the legal and technical basis for the protection of personal data.
The data protection officer
Why does the data protection officer play a key role in companies? We will show you that the DPO ensures compliance with the GDPR and acts as a point of contact for data protection issues.
Legal basis
You will learn the most important aspects of lawful processing of personal data and find out which requirements are implemented and how.
Rights of data subjects
The processing of personal data entails certain rights for data subjects. We will train you in this area and show you how to exercise the various rights.
Order processing
As soon as service providers process data on your behalf, the creation of a so-called order processing contract is essential. Our training course will provide you with the necessary know-how to draw up and review such contracts.
Work through the course at your own pace, as you will receive your own Academy access. This gives you online access to the course content via any web browser.
Your benefits with our basic data protection training
- Resource-saving up-to-date: The training materials that are available online can be easily updated. This ensures that you always have access to the latest information.
- Digital - but still personal: Additional “consultation hours” are offered where you can contact our data protection experts in real time to ask questions and receive further support.
- On-demand access: With our digital learning academy, all users can access learning content anytime and anywhere and adapt the learning workload to their individual needs and schedules.
Any questions about basic data protection training?
Below you will find answers to frequently asked questions about basic data protection training. Do you have any further questions or are you unsure which training course is right for your company? Send us a short message – we will be happy to take the time to discuss your requirements in detail.
Is the basic data protection training always up to date with the latest legal and conventional standards?
Yes, our basic data protection training is always up to date.
In order to live up to our claim of always being one step ahead, we ensure that our data protection training is always in line with the latest findings and developments.
Who should take part in the training?
Especially those who want to learn the legal basis of data processing and the implementation of data subjects‘ rights.
Will I receive proof that I have completed the training?
Our basic data protection training is characterized not only by its topicality and professional competence, but also by the recognition of learning success. Every successful completion of the training is rewarded with a legally compliant certificate, which is far more than just confirmation of what has been learned. The certificate serves as an important official document for presentation during audits and inspections by the authorities.
How long does the training take?
As this is an online course where you can determine the pace and learning frequency yourself, the duration of the course varies. This gives you the opportunity to customize the learning units and complete them at a pace that suits you. The ability to access the learning content from any location allows you to progress flexibly.
How often does the training need to be carried out?
There are no legal requirements or guidelines on how often you have to provide training. However, it makes sense to train all employees, interns and trainees at least once a year or immediately after hiring them. This way, you can ensure that everyone is up to date with the latest digital developments and the protection of personal data in the company. It’s also a good idea to provide training whenever there are changes to data protection law, important rules or when new software or company processes are introduced.
