Privacy policy: policy framework, standards framework and privacy policy
The great diversity of regulations makes it necessary to draw up a policy within an organisation. In this policy, national, international, sectoral, adjacent legislation and regulations, etc., will have to be brought together into one workable method for practice. These laws and regulations are linked together with a Policy Framework (aimed at privacy). The measures and procedures to be taken are derived from this and recorded in a Framework of Standards.
Teacher: André Biesheuvel
Start: on request
Duration: part of the day (10:00 to 14:00)
Investment: €500, – excl. VAT
Content
Module B2 consists of two parts, namely:
- B2a: Privacy Policy: Policy Framework, Framework of Standards and Privacy Organization
- B2b: Internal and external privacy policy
The DPO has the task of supervising compliance with the privacy policy. The DPO has the task of supervising compliance with the privacy policy. The formal legal framework is not only determined by the Wbp and Avg, but also by the adjacent laws and regulations. These laws and regulations are linked together with a Policy Framework (aimed at privacy). The measures and procedures to be taken are derived from this and recorded in a Framework of Standards.
- This module first discusses the role and characteristics of a Privacy Framework and Privacy Norms Framework. Based on the article by Bamberger and Mulligan and the Position Paper of the NVB, we discuss what organizations see as important choices with regard to privacy.
- Subsequently, we look at what is stated in the Wbp and Avg about privacy policy. As these are still fairly open requirements, an example of Best Practices for a Privacy Management Program is provided for illustrative purposes. Also included is a case study by Bamberger and Mulligan, which discusses success factors in approaching privacy. Finally, codes of conduct are discussed, both the legal requirements and practical examples of codes of conduct are discussed.
- The following section discusses the structure of the privacy organization. This includes the duties and responsibilities to be assigned.
- Module B2b will further discuss the ins and outs of internal and external privacy policies and how to deal with them.
Obligations associated with this part
To fulfill the obligations under this section, you must:
- Make a diagnostic test, in preparation for the subject matter to be followed;
- Take a diagnostic test after the self-study, which must be completed with a pass. This is a condition for participation in the workshop;
- To be present during the workshop;
- A final exam with a passing mark.
Study load
The self-study takes about 16 hours, the workshop takes about 4 hours and the final exam takes about 2 hours.
Investment and sign up
After registration you will have direct access to the course in our learning environment. The total costs for the module are €500 (excluding VAT and per person). Participants of the Center for Information Security and Privacy Protection (CIP) and the The Hague Security Delta receive a 15% discount on the entire training offer. Contact our service desk.
Private individuals and government institutions are exempt from VAT.
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