GDPR Quiz
Posted in : Quiz on 20 April 2018 Issues covered:GDPR is the biggest development in data protection legislation in decades. In essence, it is designed to bring controls on how organisations process personal data into line with 21st-century developments, like social media, e-commerce, mobile data and the cloud.
Fines of up to €20m or 4% of your global turnover could be imposed. If you have not prepared for the GDPR you will be exposing your organisation to those massive fines and the public relations nightmare that is sure to follow. Your reputation could be ruined. But the good news is even though the GDPR deadline date has passed, it's not too late to become compliant.
Challenge yourself with our GDPR quiz and see if you are prepared or unprepared. Be warned, it gets tougher as the quiz progresses.
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What does this Data Protection/GDPR eLearning training cover?
This course was designed specifically for organisations based in Ireland by a team of data protection experts and lawyers. It covers:
- The principals of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
- Subject access requests
- Reporting data breaches
- Data privacy and security
- Cyber security
Here’s what your peers say about our Data Protection/GDPR training:
"An interactive and engaging eLearning experience, giving a good grounding in the principles and application of the Data Protection legislation - suitable for any organisation handling personal data."
Dorothy Quinn MSc RM BSc Econ, Managing Director, DeeQue
"The module materials were easily understood and the key information was in a format and style that was interesting, relevant and delivered in a clear and concise manner.
The examinable component of the module was clearly linked to the module learning objectives. Overall, a very worthwhile and valuable exercise."
Claire O'Donoghue, Human Resources Directorate, Irish Aviation Authority
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